We are a group of researchers with the ambitious aim to improve population health, health equity and environmental sustainability in cities around the world 🌍🏘️
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✨ Released today! 🌎
🌦Climate and Health: Science-based policy solutions - a collection of case studies👩🏫
IAP in collaboration with @SavetheChildren
#SustainableAction #ClimateandHealth
Read and download the single case studies: lnkd.in/desB7mtS
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Double act by @ThickNavyRain and I at #EGU24 in the air quality session summarising 5 years of work by the @Pathways2Equity team to measure and model environmental exposures in Accra, Ghana and what comes next for new health studies led by @raphazi1
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🔴 GOING LIVE @ 2:00 PM!
We are hosting a #seminar on "Pathways to Equitable Healthy Cities: Navigating Towards A Better Dhaka" where the findings of the #PATHWAYS research project will be disseminated.
👉 Watch LIVE: facebook.com/BRACJPGSPH
#HealthyCities
#Pathways2equity
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New paper out from @Jiayuan39 and @Pathways2Equity on spatial modelling and inequalities of NO & NO2 #airpollution across the Greater #Accra Metropolitan Area @IOPenvironment doi.org/10.1088/1748-9326/ad… @allliabosede @raphazi1 @ThickNavyRain @alfelix123 @nimos1260 @jillcbaum
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"In the poorest areas the risk of dying from #cancer is 70% higher"
Professor Majid Ezzati spoke with @AndrewMarr9 on @LBC about new research that shows that the risk of dying of cancer in England varies hugely depending on where people live
📽️ ow.ly/ZTKw50QiPge [@ 53:45]
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New @ImperialSPH research finds risk of dying of #cancer in England varies hugely depending on where people live.
Published in @TheLancetOncol, findings highlight stark inequalities across the country.
#PublicHealth imperial.ac.uk/news/250053/r…
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NOW OF: A population-based, spatiotemporal study of of vital registration data from the UK Office for National Statistics aims to estimate trends in mortality from leading cancers from 2002 to 2019 for the 314 districts in England.
thelancet.com/journals/lanon…
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Risk of dying from cancer in some poorer districts of England over 70% higher than wealthy districts, a new study in @TheLancetOncol suggests
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ALT Probability of dying from a cancer between birth and age 80 years in 314 local authority districts in England in 2019, and change in probabilities of dying from 2002 to 2019, in women and men
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🔔Join us tomorrow @COP28_UAE!
☔️How policy can address health impacts of #climatechange & #AirPollution
🗓️2 December, 16.45 GST, Room SE 6, Building 85 (near the WHO Pavillion) Blue Zone
📢tinyurl.com/yrf3ym4f
@GERICS_Germany @HereonHelmholtz @savethechildren @CICERO_klima
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Ben Howard and Cynthia Awuni are presenting their case study on "Enabling equitable #Flood #Adaptation in Tamale, Ghana"
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How does life expectancy compare for different geographic areas?
Research has found that an increasing number of communities in England experienced a decline in life expectancy before the pandemic. Read the latest impact case study from @ONSfocus ⬇️
bit.ly/3NYWV1i
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Amazing analysis of drinking water access in different socio-economic groups by @JacobDoku in the @Pathways2Equity annual meeting. Critical information to addressing inequality in basic services.
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Fun and formative week @UBC with a fantastic team @Pathways2Equity. Gorgeous location for our meetings with Bald Eagles flying past the windows!
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As part of the @Pathways2Equity project, our #researchers are conducting a monitoring campaign in 8 fixed sites and 60 rotating sites in #Dhaka city including brick kilns, #traffic hotspots, markets, high density #residential areas, & central business district (1/2)
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So pleased to be joining @Pathways2Equity colleagues at @UnivofGh on Thursday to talk about #naturebasedsolutions
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I have been in Tamale, Ghana, the last 2 weeks with colleagues from @UnivofGh on @Pathways2Equity talking to loads of people in gov., NGOs and communities about #equity and #climatechangeadaptation, particularly to #flooding. More to do but we are revealing an important story.
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"How can we design local solutions for global water security"?
"We need more data, technological innovation, new, cost-effective, and robust sensing solutions and social innovation", says Wouter Buytaert (@WouterBuytaert), Water and Hydrology Professor at @imperialcollege.
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📢 Greater #Accra (#Ghana) now as #airpollution estimates (PM2.5, black carbon) for every inch of the city!!! Great work by @allliabosede and the teams at @UnivofGh @UMassAmherst @ImperialSPH @mcgillu @UBC @Pathways2Equity working to fill this data gap.
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
🚨New paper alert!🚨 I am delighted to share our paper “high-resolution patterns and inequalities in PM2.5 and black carbon in Greater Accra, #Ghana” published in @STOTEN_journal.
Access the full article here: doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.…
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Our waste champions from National Bangla High School observing cleaning day and cleaning their campus premises
@Zahid_Quayyum @imperialcollege @KingsCollegeLon @ChorusUrban @BRACJPGSPH public engagement of @Pathways2Equity project #UrbanHealth
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Last week I was in #Tamale in northern #Ghana with colleagues from @UnivofGh discussing urbanisation, climate change, flooding and health with local leaders, professionals, planners, farmers and NGOs.
@Pathways2Equity
