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The Population Health Research Institute (PHRI) addresses a wide range of population health conditions (cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, infectious diseases, eye disease, respiratory and allergic diseases, mental illness) and their determinants across the lifecourse.
There is expertise in the effects of environmental exposures on health and wellbeing; the safety of medicines in pregnancy; the rehabilitation of long-term conditions including COVID; complex behavioural interventions for smoking cessation and physical activity; preventive medicine, and ethnic and social health inequalities.
PHRI comprises of 60 staff, led by Professor Charlotte Clark, PHRI Institute Director. Research activities are organised within three Sections:
Professor Charlotte ClarkEmail: chclark@sgul.ac.uk
Vacant
Dr Michael PerkinEmail: mperkin@sgul.ac.uk
Professor Christopher Owen Email: cowen@sgul.ac.uk
Professor John GulliverEmail: jgullive@sgul.ac.uk
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