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University of Sussex researchers warn net zero transition could exacerbate inequality and injustice if action is not taken to make decarbonisation tech accessible to all

'Losing track of the world around you' will run until March.

There is evidence that physicians suffer disproportionately from substance use disorders, but no clear understanding of whether the phenomenon is causal. This column uses data from Dutch medical school applicants to examine the effects of becoming a physician on prescription drug use. Leveraging variation from lottery outcomes that determine admission into medical

Social enterprise Behaviour Change became a subsidiary of WRAP as of 5 January, the sustainability charity has announced.

Analysis: Experts say when the rules are relaxed there tends to be a gradual erosion of protective behaviours

Cornwall Council has been awarded a further £33,500 from the Government’s Safer Streets Fund to help tackle violence against women and girls…

"Impact was underpinned by high levels of narrative engagement and strong cognitive and affective responses to this engagement. The evaluation detected strong changes in attitudes, conversations and behavioural intent across the FSM continuum."

Analysis: the Tories are arguing against further restrictions – but what do scientists think works best to prevent the spread of Covid?

Week, after more than four months out with a foot problem. posting on social media, nadal said he is suffering from minor symptoms. the 35—year—old is fully vaccinated and has been a vocal critic of other players who have decided not to receive a vaccine. lets speak to susan mickey — professor of health psychology and director of the centre for behaviour change at university college london. thank you forjoining us on the programme. if we get more restrictions in the coming days, what does ...

Mass communication strategies and personalised messages could be used to address the doubts, fears and lethargy of those who are not fully immunised.