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TACKLING THE GRADIENT

Applying Public Health Policies to Effectively Reduce Health Inequalities amongst Families and Children.

Health inequalities are currently regarded as one of the most important public health challenges in the EU. However, we do not have sufficient knowledge of which actions are effective to level up the gradient in health inequalities. GRADIENT (April 2009 – 2012) aims to address this knowledge gap, to ensure that political momentum is maintained and that operational strategies can be developed to make progress on this issue. The focus of the research project will be on families and children, since the greatest impact on reducing the health gradient can be achieved through early life policy interventions and by creating equal opportunities during childhood and adolescence.

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GRADIENT is a collaborative research project involving 12 institutions (universities, research institutes and public health institutes) from all over Europe. The project is coordinated by EuroHealthNet and has received funding from the European Community’s Seventh Framework Programme (FP7 2007-2013) – Health Research, under grant agreement No 223252

 

 

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The Gradient Evaluation Framework (GEF) now available online

Prof John Kenneth Davies and Dr Nigel Sherriff from the University of Brighton have finalised and published the Gradient Evaluation Framework (GEF)

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How can the health equity impact of universal policies be evaluated?

New report from the WHO Collaborating Centre for Policy Research on Social Determinants of Health, University of Liverpool

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Poverty endangers child health before birth

Epigenetic studies at Glasgow University show “startling evidence” of the impact that poverty can have on children before they have even left the womb

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Launch of the European Website of Healthy Aging

 EuroHealthNet supports the 2012 European Year for Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations

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EFCNI launched the Call to Action for Newborn Health in the European Parliament

EFCNI alongside Dr. Angelika Niebler (MEP) and Dr. Peter Liese (MEP)  launched the Call to Action for Newborn Health, on Tuesday 22 November and Wednesday 23 November 2011 in Brussels.

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