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Ban on smoking in cars cut child exposure to cigarette smoke
A public ban on smoking in cars in England and Wales has led to fewer children being exposed to cigarette smoke, according to new analysis.
Ban on smoking in cars cut child exposure to cigarette smoke
A public ban on smoking in cars in England and Wales has led to fewer children being exposed to cigarette smoke, according to new analysis.
Lesley Regan made Dame in New Year Honours
Professor Lesley Regan has been made a Dame in the New Year Honours list for services to women’s healthcare.
Align health and climate goals to motivate action, say experts at UN summit
Bringing home the implications of health issues like air pollution can raise passion for tackling climate change, say academics at Imperial's COP25.
Medics and environmental policy experts rank parties on climate pledges
Conservative, SNP and Brexit Party pledges score worse for tackling climate change than those of the Greens, Labour and Lib Dems, analysts suggest.
Patients at risk because NHS hospitals using different record-keeping systems
A major survey of medical record keeping in the NHS has revealed critical deficiencies that could risk patients’ safety.
How safe are e-cigarettes?
Earlier this year vaping hit the headlines with reports of deaths in the United States linked to the use of e-cigarettes.
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Tech foresight practice maps the future of urban air
Specialists in air quality and tech foresight have unveiled an interactive map of technologies and designs that could affect the future of urban air.
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Eco-anxiety and stress relief: Imperial celebrates World Mental Health Day 2019
A podcast on eco-anxiety, community ‘tea and talk’ events, and social support were some of the ways Imperial marked World Mental Health Day.
UK needs ‘joined-up health and transport policy’, academics tell Government
Imperial academics presented their research on air quality and emissions to the Government’s Department for Transport.
UK urged to lead brain-machine interface technology by Imperial-led report
A Royal Society report, led by Imperial experts, has urged the UK Government to take the lead on tech that merges brain, body and machine.
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