Fair Society, Healthy Lives (The Marmot Review)

The Marmot Review, 10 Years On

The Environment and Health Inequalities in Hong Kong

Left Out in the Cold: The Hidden Impact of Cold Homes

9.6 million households in the UK are living on incomes below the minimum income standard and in poorly insulated homes.Building ona previous report with Friends of the Earth from 2011, this report updatesthe health, wellbeing and environmental impactsof living in a cold home.

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The Child Health Equity Framework for the Drivers of Health Inequalities

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Taking Action

We know what to do to improve health and reduce health inequalities – now we need politicians to act.

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Health Inequalities, Lives Cut Short

A new report from the UCL Institute of Health Equity (IHE) has confirmed that a million people in 90% of areas in England lived shorter lives than they should between 2011 and the start of the pandemic. The number of lives shortened is equivalent in size to the whole of Birmingham (and some), 984.333; or Edinburgh and Glasgow together, 1,056,610; or a third of Wales (3,136,000); or half the population of Northern Ireland (1,885,000).

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Skills and health inequalities in London

This review is intended to support effective action to reduce inequalities in skills and makes the case that programmes and funding that support skills development among those who most need it is an important contribution to reducing inequalities in health and in the social determinants of health, and also brings economic benefits to deprived areas and communities.

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New global council on inequality, HIV and pandemics being set up by UNAIDS in partnership with IHE

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The Rising Cost of Living: A Review of Interventions to Reduce Impacts on Health Inequalities in London

The cost of living crisis is the subject of the second in a series of reviews of evidence for interventions that can be made by local authorities, the Greater London Authority and system partners in London to reduce health inequalities. The report presents evidence for interventions that can support Londoners when high inflation threatens to widen health inequalities.

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