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Publications
| Date of publication | Category | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
May 2013 |
Report |
Poverty, parenting and poor health |
Comparing early years’ experiences in Scotland, England and three city regions
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April 2013 |
Report |
The spatial distribution of deprivation |
Investigating the impact of the spatial distribution of deprivation on health outcomes
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March 2013 |
Report |
Psychological, social and biological determinants of ill health (pSoBid) |
pSoBid final report: the psychological, social and biological determinants of ill health in Glasgow: a cross-sectional, population-based study.
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January 2013 |
Report |
Social capital and the health and wellbeing of children and adolescents |
The Role and Impact of Social Capital on the Health and Wellbeing of Children and Adolescents: a systematic review
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December 2012 |
Report |
What shapes future infant feeding choices? |
The views of young people from three cultural backgrounds
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December 2012 |
Report |
Going to Gothenburg: Reflections on a Study Visit |
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November 2012 |
Report |
Still the "sick man of Europe"? |
A contemporary summary of Scottish mortality trends over a 60 year period (1950 – 2010), comparing Scotland’s mortality position relative to 19 other mainly Western European countries.
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November 2012 |
Report |
Who runs in Glasgow? |
Analysis of participation in three of Glasgow's major distance running events: the Great Scottish Run, the Women's 10K and the Junior Great Scottish Run.
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September 2012 |
Report |
Assets in Action: Illustrating asset based approaches for health improvement |
Research profiling the work of 19 projects, aiming to illustrate how asset based approaches are currently being applied in Scotland.
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September 2012 |
Report |
‘Is eating out of school a healthy option for secondary pupils?’ |
A feasibility study to explore the nutritional quality of ‘out of school’ foods popular with school pupils
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