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Children from less affluent families are less active, have poorer diets and suffer from obesity, says report

Children from less affluent families are less active, have poorer diets and suffer from obesity, says report
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Martin weberJo inchleyHans henrip klugeTeam lead for quality of carePublic health sciences unitHealth behaviour in childrenUniversity of glasgowRegional office for europeAlexander greyInternational coordinatorHealth behaviorSchool aged childrenTeam leadProgram managerAdolescent healthHans henri

Exercise programs benefit a wide range of long-term health conditions, finds health data analysis

Exercise programs benefit a wide range of long-term health conditions, finds health data analysis
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Sally singhTrinity college dublinNational institute for healthUniversity of salfordUniversity of yorkUniversity of leicesterPublic health sciences unitCare researchUniversity of birminghamUniversity of glasgowUniversity of exeterGrace dibbenPersonalized exercise rehabilitation forCardiac rehabilitationProfessor rod taylorNational institute

Rural residents feel less lonely than their urban neighbors, Scottish study finds

Rural residents feel less lonely than their urban neighbors, Scottish study finds
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United kingdomPublic health sciences unitUniversity of glasgowWorld health organizationJournal of public healthPublic healthEmily longResearch fellow

Wealthier children experienced steepest fall in mental health during pandemic

21.09.2023 - Children s mental health worsened across the board in the UK during the COVID-19 pandemic, but the steepest decline was experienced by those from wealthier families - with employed parents or from higher income households Children s mental health worsened across the board in the UK during the COVID-19 pandemic, but the steepest decline was experienced by those from wealthier families

United kingdomNaomi miallPublic health sciences unitJournal of epidemiology community healthUniversity of glasgowUniversity of essexUnderstanding societyCommunity healthUnited kingdom household longitudinalDifficulties questionnaireUnited kingdom household longitudinal studyUnited kingdom

University Of Glasgow Strengthens Partnership To Work Across Glasgow City Region

Professor Chris Pearce, Vice Principal for Research and Knowledge Exchange at the University of Glasgow, and Councillor Susan Aitken, Leader of Glasgow City Council, hosted a roundtable bringing together key leaders from across academia and the publi

United kingdomGlasgow citySusan aitkenShona hiltonChris pearceUnited kingdom researchLeader of glasgow city councilUniversity of glasgowPublic health sciences unitVice principal for researchKnowledge exchangeProfessor chris pearceVice principalCouncillor susan aitkenGlasgow city councilClarice pears building