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Sian Griffiths

Sian Griffiths: We need to take decisive action to address the harms of problem gambling

December 8, 2017

Lack of evidence should not be an excuse for inaction […]

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Sian Griffiths: Is gambling a public health issue?

September 28, 2017

Public health precautionary strategies are needed at national and local level to protect populations from harm from gambling […]

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Sian Griffiths: Inequality matters

February 23, 2017

Reducing health inequalities, even in affluent areas, needs to be a priority for government and society, say Sian Griffiths and colleagues […]

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Sian M Griffiths: £1 housing scheme helps tackle health inequalities

December 19, 2016

Good housing is a prerequisite for good health. When he was constructing the welfare state, William Beveridge named squalor—which he said resulted from a shortage of good houses—as one of […]

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Harry HX Wang and Sian M Griffiths: A primary care oriented approach to pursue population health in China

November 29, 2016

From Healthy China 2020 to Healthy China 2030 Seven decades ago, China’s healthcare was characterised by barefoot doctors who demonstrated the contribution of primary care to improved population health. Subsequent […]

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Sian M Griffiths: How to implement handwashing with soap in schools

October 14, 2016

11 March 2016 was an important day for global public health. It was the day the UN adopted a hygiene indicator as part of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6–the goal […]

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