Publication
Risky individuals, risky families or risky societies?
Richard Garside questions the risk factor prevention paradigm
News
What kind of society do we want?
Sir Michael Marmot of University College London, writing in The Lancet, has made the case for putting tackling health inequalities at the top of the political agenda.
In the article titled '...
News
Youth employment is ‘public health time bomb’
Sir Michael Marmot of the World Health Organisation has warned that youth unemployment is a ‘public health time bomb waiting to explode’ in Europe, and that child poverty is a policy choice in Britain as so little is done to redistribute wealth, reports...
News
Social inequality affecting public health
Sir Michael Marmot, who is known for his work on social health, claims that the rest of Europe takes better care of its families and believes the deteriorating public health in Britain is caused by huge numbers of adults not in education, training or employment.
"I would say
...
Comment
Health as a social justice issue
Alan Johnson has enjoyed a less than glittering career as Home Secretary. His impulsive dismissal of...