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Dive into the complexities of social mobility with us in the latest #LinkingOurLivesBlog 🔗 shorturl.at/LVyM6 #DataInsights #Research #SocialMobility @ESRC @UCL @UKRI_News

Since 1971 the @ONS Longitudinal Study has shed light on a huge range of social issues: this series of the #LinkingOurLivesblog looks back on the major contributions which have been made to different fields of research using this unique data resource. 🔗 shorturl.at/LVyM6

Since 1971 the @ONS Longitudinal Study has shed light on a huge range of social issues: this series of the #LinkingOurLivesblog looks back on the major contributions which have been made to different fields of research using this unique data resource. 🔗 shorturl.at/6QIVe

What makes healthy cities? @Bonnie_0000 believes these should be places able to sustain their populations & enable people to progress through different phases of their lives. Read more in our #LinkingOurLivesBlog - buff.ly/3nVdNx1 #UrbanPlanning #Cities #London

Since 1971, the @ONS Longitudinal Study has shed light on a huge range of social issues: this series of the #LinkingOurLivesblog looks back on the major contributions which have been made to different fields of research using this unique data resource. 🔗 blogs.ucl.ac.uk/linking-our-li…

But until the early 2000s few studies had examined this phenomenon over the long term 🏥 Read our latest #LinkingOurLivesblog to find out more - buff.ly/eDX4RfK @ESRC @UKRI_News @CALLS_Hub @UKDataService

Since 1971, the @ONS Longitudinal Study has shed light on a huge range of social issues: this series of the #LinkingOurLivesblog looks back on the major contributions which have been made to different fields of research using this unique data resource. 🔗 buff.ly/eDX4RfK

Work using the 2011 Census data turned to a policy issue which had led to much discussion during the ensuing decade: concern about ‘left-behind places' 🏘️ Read our latest #LinkingOurLivesblog to find out more - buff.ly/412drFo @ESRC @UKRI_News @CALLS_Hub @UKDataService

Since 1971, the @ONS Longitudinal Study has shed light on a huge range of social issues: this series of the #LinkingOurLivesblog looks back on the major contributions which have been made to different fields of research using this unique data resource. 🔗 buff.ly/412drFo

What makes healthy cities? @Bonnie_0000 believes these should be places able to sustain their populations & enable people to progress through different phases of their lives. Read more in our #LinkingOurLivesBlog - buff.ly/3nVdNx1 #UrbanPlanning #Cities #London

Daniel Zazueta-Borboa from @NIDI_KNAW uses the @ONS Longitudinal Study to do a cross-country analysis with Finland & Italy to find out what works and what doesn't. Reducing inequalities in life expectancy: what works? buff.ly/3PbGejL #LinkingOurLivesBlog

Research into the long-term effects of children’s social care has highlighted that this group often experience poor outcomes. But does ethnicity have an additional effect? Read our #LinkingOurLivesBlog to find out what researchers found buff.ly/3SpUyH1

"The NHS remains a shining example of what can be achieved when healthcare is made universally accessible" Read our #LinkingOurLivesBlog reviewing research from @LSEHealthPolicy's Genevieve Jeffrey. buff.ly/3MxtWBN #NHS75 #NHS #Health

On #InternationalWomensDay check out our #LinkingOurLivesBlog looking at research from the incredible @a_sacker, @emilytmurray, B. Maughan & @rebeccalacey - Do ethnic minority care leavers suffer from a ‘double whammy’? blogs.ucl.ac.uk/linking-our-li…… #CareLeavers #IWD2024

"We found that ethnicity affected adult outcomes following care in both positive and negative ways" 💬 @a_sacker, @emilytmurray, B. Maughan & @rebeccalacey Read more about their findings here - buff.ly/3SpUyH1 #Foster #CareLeavers #LinkingOurLivesBlog

As the NHS turns 75, this research is a powerful testament to the transformative impact of accessible healthcare. Read the our #LinkingOurLivesBlog by Genevieve Jeffrey exploring the impact of free #healthcare. buff.ly/3MxtWBN #NHS75 #NHS #Health @LSEHealthPolicy

Research into the long-term effects of children’s social care has highlighted that this group often experience poor outcomes. But does ethnicity have an additional effect? Read our latest #LinkingOurLivesBlog to find out what researchers found buff.ly/3SpUyH1

👀 New #LinkingOurLivesBlog looking at research using the @ONS LS from @a_sacker, @emilytmurray, B. Maughan & @rebeccalacey - Do ethnic minority care leavers suffer from a ‘double whammy’? blogs.ucl.ac.uk/linking-our-li… #Foster #CareLeavers #Inequality

"The NHS remains a shining example of what can be achieved when healthcare is made universally accessible" Read our #LinkingOurLivesBlog reviewing research from @LSEHealthPolicy's Genevieve Jeffrey. buff.ly/3MxtWBN #NHS75 #NHS #Health

As the NHS turns 75, this research is a powerful testament to the transformative impact of accessible healthcare. Read the latest #LinkingOurLivesBlog by Genevieve Jeffrey exploring the impact of free #healthcare. buff.ly/3MxtWBN #NHS75 #NHS #Health @LSEHealthPolicy

Since 1971, the @ONS Longitudinal Study has shed light on a huge range of social issues: this series of the #LinkingOurLivesblog looks back on the major contributions which have been made to different fields of research using this unique data resource. 🔗 buff.ly/412drFo

Daniel Zazueta-Borboa from @NIDI_KNAW uses the @ONS Longitudinal Study to do a cross-country analysis with Finland & Italy to find out what works and what doesn't. Reducing inequalities in life expectancy: what works? buff.ly/3PbGejL #LinkingOurLivesBlog

On #InternationalWomensDay check out our #LinkingOurLivesBlog looking at research from the incredible @a_sacker, @emilytmurray, B. Maughan & @rebeccalacey - Do ethnic minority care leavers suffer from a ‘double whammy’? blogs.ucl.ac.uk/linking-our-li…… #CareLeavers #IWD2024

"We found that ethnicity affected adult outcomes following care in both positive and negative ways" 💬 @a_sacker, @emilytmurray, B. Maughan & @rebeccalacey Read more about their findings here - buff.ly/3SpUyH1 #Foster #CareLeavers #LinkingOurLivesBlog

celsiusnews: "The whole community is affected by poor #health. It’s not just about helping people live longer, healthier lives but supporting local economies & economic growth" Read more from @emilytmurray in the latest #LinkingOurLivesBlog …

celsiusnews: In the latest #LinkingOurLivesBlog Dr Bonnie Buyuklieva describes her research in which she used the @ONS Longitudinal Study to develop new ways of modelling the metabolic processes of people and their built environments. …

celsiusnews: What makes healthy cities? @Bonnie_0000 believes these should be places able to sustain their populations & enable people to progress through different phases of their lives. Read more in our latest #LinkingOurLivesBlog - …

celsiusnews: 🚨 🆕 #LinkingOurLivesBlog out now! In this blog, Dr Bonnie Buyuklieva describes her research in which she used the @ONS Longitudinal Study to develop new ways of modelling the metabolic processes of people and their built environments. …

But until the early 2000s few studies had examined this phenomenon over the long term 🏥 Read our latest #LinkingOurLivesblog to find out more - buff.ly/eDX4RfK @ESRC @UKRI_News @CALLS_Hub @UKDataService

Dive into the complexities of social mobility with us in the latest #LinkingOurLivesBlog 🔗 shorturl.at/LVyM6 #DataInsights #Research #SocialMobility @ESRC @UCL @UKRI_News

Work using the 2011 Census data turned to a policy issue which had led to much discussion during the ensuing decade: concern about ‘left-behind places' 🏘️ Read our latest #LinkingOurLivesblog to find out more - buff.ly/412drFo @ESRC @UKRI_News @CALLS_Hub @UKDataService

celsiusnews: #LinkingOurLivesblog - longitudinal research on the long-term outcomes of #lookedafterchildren & its impact on the #CareReview. buff.ly/3NdYXJ6 @emilytmurray @a_sacker @rebeccalacey @icls_info @UCL_IEHC @NuffieldFound @reviewCSC…

What makes healthy cities? @Bonnie_0000 believes these should be places able to sustain their populations & enable people to progress through different phases of their lives. Read more in our #LinkingOurLivesBlog - buff.ly/3nVdNx1 #UrbanPlanning #Cities #London

Research into the long-term effects of children’s social care has highlighted that this group often experience poor outcomes. But does ethnicity have an additional effect? Read our latest #LinkingOurLivesBlog to find out what researchers found buff.ly/3SpUyH1

celsiusnews: In our #LinkingOurLivesBlog @emilytmurray highlights lessons from the Health in Older People in Places project (HOPE). #HOPE uses data from the @ONS LS showing the link between levels of #employment & #health in a place. …

celsiusnews: Is London becoming a city segregated by privilege? buff.ly/3nVdNx1 @Bonnie_0000 #LinkingOurLivesBlog #UrbanPlanning #Cities #London

celsiusnews: #LinkingOurLivesBlog - Dr. Ian Shuttleworth from @QUBNBE discusses findings from a research project using Census data to look at changes between 2001 & 2011. buff.ly/3RqrNYB @bspsUK @NILSRSU @QUBelfast @QUBGeography #tbt #Throwb…

celsiusnews: Read more about Daniel McArthur and @aaronsreeves research using the @ONS Longitudinal Study in the latest #LinkingOurLivesBlog - Have school league tables led to more socially segregated neighbourhoods? buff.ly/3HcvLAv #Educati…

"The NHS remains a shining example of what can be achieved when healthcare is made universally accessible" Read our #LinkingOurLivesBlog reviewing research from @LSEHealthPolicy's Genevieve Jeffrey. buff.ly/3MxtWBN #NHS75 #NHS #Health

As the NHS turns 75, this research is a powerful testament to the transformative impact of accessible healthcare. Read the our #LinkingOurLivesBlog by Genevieve Jeffrey exploring the impact of free #healthcare. buff.ly/3MxtWBN #NHS75 #NHS #Health @LSEHealthPolicy