Cambridge Public Health consists of five core pillars and five cross-cutting themes, each of which interlinks to form a new, broad centre of excellence in public health research. Click one of the relevant links in the left-hand column to find out more about how our unique structure aims to better address pressing issues in the public health sphere.
Find out more by signing up to our newsletter or visiting our directory of affiliated researchers.
Talks from the CPH Annual Showcase on Health Inequalities are now available on the Cambridge Public Health YouTube channel. These include presentations by Professor Kevin Fenton and Professor Mike Kelly.
For several decades, malaria has caused the deaths of tens of millions of people especially in sub-Saharan Africa. It caused 229 million cases and 409,000 deaths globally in 20191. In fact, every 2 minutes, a child dies from malaria accounting for about 67% of all malaria deaths worldwide1.