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Cambridge Public Health

 

Cambridge Public Health brings together interdisciplinary research communities to tackle urgent and emerging public health challenges. These priority areas connect researchers, public health professionals, and community partners to explore shared interests and deliver real-world impact, such as joint funding proposals or policy engagements.

We support each area through facilitation, coordination, and communications to help collaborations grow and succeed.

While these areas help guide our focus, we continue to welcome and support engagement with the full breadth of public health research. Core themes – such as health inequalities, the life course, sustainability and planetary health, and the social and structural determinants of health – are embedded across our work.

Current and upcoming areas of focus

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: Mental Health and Wellbeing
Mother and child play with sensory fidget toy

Mental Health and Wellbeing

Research and collaboration to achieve positive mental health outcomes


Read more at: Complex Systems Challenges
Advanced technology, collection of patient tests on the monitor during surgery.

Complex Systems Challenges

Applying systems thinking to improve health and care delivery



Read more at: AI, Data Science and Public Health Ethics
Data science and artificial intelligence

AI, Data Science and Public Health Ethics



About us

Cambridge Public Health is an Interdisciplinary Research Centre at the University of Cambridge. We connect people, ideas, and opportunities to strengthen public health research and its impact – locally, nationally, and globally.

We're a welcoming, university-wide community where anyone working on public health – within the University or in partnership beyond it – can connect, share knowledge, and help shape meaningful change.

Find out more about us here.

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