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Written by our director Elliot, with Dr David Spektor - for Mental Health Awareness Week.
This article originally appeared on Medium.
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“Because we’ve been working flat out during the pandemic,” explains a senior nurse from...
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By 2037, 1 in 4 of the UK’s population will be aged over 65.
We recently harassed random strangers across town to find out:
- When does old age begin?
- What are your hopes and fears for older age?
- Do you...
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This is a one-min snippet from a 2018 project for Guy’s & St Thomas’ Charity with research agency Renaisi, exploring the health priorities for people living in Lambeth and Southwark. It involved...
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11th-18th June is Men's Health Week in the UK. We do a lot of ethnographic health research at Close-Up. Over the years we've explored people's experiences of: diabetes, chemotherapy, multiple sclerosis, insomnia,...
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1) ASKING THE RIGHT QUESTIONS
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In 2008, 200,000 residents of the US state of Oregon were invited to enter a lottery with an unusual prize: free medical insurance. The lottery was the result of the state’s...
