Andrew Lee
@andrewleedr.bsky.social
Professor of Public Health, SCHARR, the University of Sheffield.
Editor in Chief, Public Health (journal of the Royal Society for Public Health).
Regional Deputy Director, UKHSA.
Views my own.
https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/smph/lee-andrew-professo
Editor in Chief, Public Health (journal of the Royal Society for Public Health).
Regional Deputy Director, UKHSA.
Views my own.
https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/smph/lee-andrew-professo
Significant association between chemsex &
- syphilis (pooled OR: 1.741)
- gonorrhea (pooled OR: 1.784)
- chlamydia (pooled OR: 1.429)
Interventions needed to address chemsex behaviors, including harm reduction strategies, STI prevention programs & culturally competent healthcare services.
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- syphilis (pooled OR: 1.741)
- gonorrhea (pooled OR: 1.784)
- chlamydia (pooled OR: 1.429)
Interventions needed to address chemsex behaviors, including harm reduction strategies, STI prevention programs & culturally competent healthcare services.
2/2
November 5, 2025 at 10:21 AM
Significant association between chemsex &
- syphilis (pooled OR: 1.741)
- gonorrhea (pooled OR: 1.784)
- chlamydia (pooled OR: 1.429)
Interventions needed to address chemsex behaviors, including harm reduction strategies, STI prevention programs & culturally competent healthcare services.
2/2
- syphilis (pooled OR: 1.741)
- gonorrhea (pooled OR: 1.784)
- chlamydia (pooled OR: 1.429)
Interventions needed to address chemsex behaviors, including harm reduction strategies, STI prevention programs & culturally competent healthcare services.
2/2
... and in the UK as well.
October 25, 2025 at 4:50 PM
... and in the UK as well.
The research authors note
- difficulties communicating urgency of adolescent mental health (AMH) at national level
- inconsistent intersectoral collaboration
- & lack of clear leadership for AMH.
Need for expansion of advocacy networks beyond government & cultivation of strong leadership
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- difficulties communicating urgency of adolescent mental health (AMH) at national level
- inconsistent intersectoral collaboration
- & lack of clear leadership for AMH.
Need for expansion of advocacy networks beyond government & cultivation of strong leadership
2/2
October 23, 2025 at 2:10 PM
The research authors note
- difficulties communicating urgency of adolescent mental health (AMH) at national level
- inconsistent intersectoral collaboration
- & lack of clear leadership for AMH.
Need for expansion of advocacy networks beyond government & cultivation of strong leadership
2/2
- difficulties communicating urgency of adolescent mental health (AMH) at national level
- inconsistent intersectoral collaboration
- & lack of clear leadership for AMH.
Need for expansion of advocacy networks beyond government & cultivation of strong leadership
2/2
The research authors conclude:
- Policies that rely on individual agency are less effective. - There is a need to develop effective policies to protect children from #foodmarketing and #socialmedia exposure which may increase the risk of both obesity and eating disorders.
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- Policies that rely on individual agency are less effective. - There is a need to develop effective policies to protect children from #foodmarketing and #socialmedia exposure which may increase the risk of both obesity and eating disorders.
2/2
October 23, 2025 at 1:54 PM
The research authors conclude:
- Policies that rely on individual agency are less effective. - There is a need to develop effective policies to protect children from #foodmarketing and #socialmedia exposure which may increase the risk of both obesity and eating disorders.
2/2
- Policies that rely on individual agency are less effective. - There is a need to develop effective policies to protect children from #foodmarketing and #socialmedia exposure which may increase the risk of both obesity and eating disorders.
2/2
The review finds the medicalisation of public health limits systemic reforms by sidelining the social determinants of health & exacerbates inequities by marginalising community-led public health models. With major health system reforms in England underway, public health is needed now more than ever.
June 18, 2025 at 7:59 PM
The review finds the medicalisation of public health limits systemic reforms by sidelining the social determinants of health & exacerbates inequities by marginalising community-led public health models. With major health system reforms in England underway, public health is needed now more than ever.