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Cambridge Public Health

 

Our research is organised into five public health topics. Five further cross-cutting themes represent different approaches to examining these topics.

 

Read more at: Life-Course and Ageing
LCA pillar

Life-Course and Ageing

Harnessing opportunities and addressing challenges of an ageing world


Read more at: Health Inequalities
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Health Inequalities

Promoting health equity through research


Read more at: Global Health
Pediatrician examines a girl during routine respiratory check-up

Global Health

Connecting people and ideas to improve global health and wellbeing



Read more at: Sustainability
Wind turbines

Sustainability

Exploring the links between health, climate change and sustainability


Read more at: Public Mental Health
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Public Mental Health

Research and collaboration to achieve positive mental health outcomes



Read more at: Ethical, Legal and Social Implications
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Ethical, Legal and Social Implications


Read more at: Technology and systems
Advanced technology, collection of patient tests on the monitor during surgery.

Technology and systems

Using an engineer’s eye to identify challenges in health and care systems


Read more at: Evidence Synthesis
Evidence synthesis theme

Evidence Synthesis

Supporting public health researchers in developing evidence synthesis skills




About us

Cambridge Public Health is an Interdisciplinary Research Centre at the University of Cambridge. We aim to build connections between researchers, foster collaborations with health professionals working outside of academia and conduct research that improves the health and wellbeing of populations. Find out more about us here.