Andrea Serna-Castaño, from the University of Bath, discusses the advantages of using synthetic populations to evaluate the impacts of a changing climate and the interventions put in place to mitigate them.
Category: Health, Medicine and Social Care
Lex Irish discusses the findings of his health economics dissertation regarding the impact of cancer diagnosis on income levels in the UK.
Katrin Metsis discusses her research using census microdata to understand the challenges of persisting health inequalities in young people.
Oyinlola Oyebode presents a personal view on the importance of the Health Survey for England and encourages participation in the ONS / DHSC questionnaire on the future of population health surveys.
Niloofar Shoari’s research reveals how air pollution, greenspace access, and socio-economic factors create a complex web of influences that shape young minds during critical developmental periods.
Anastasia Fadeeva, a current UK Data Service Data Impact Fellow, shares her background, her current work and research and discusses what she hopes to get out across the 25/26 Fellowship scheme.
Gill Weston, researcher and consultant on work-related wellbeing, shares research from her recent study on the differences between the sleep quality and quantity of people with atypical work patterns and people with typical 9-to-5 Monday-to-Friday type work patterns.
Lucy Goodfellow discusses the impact of socio-economic health inequalities and age during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Alessandro Di Nallo and Selin Köksal discuss their research looking at job loss during pregnancy and the risks of miscarriage and stillbirth.