Author: Annie Grey

Liverpool City Council has announced the introduction of a new mobile breast screening unit to improve access to essential screening services for women aged 50 to 70 throughout the city. This initiative represents an important development in offering life-saving breast cancer screening to communities where attendance rates have traditionally been low. The official unveiling took… Continue reading New mobile breast screening unit to improve women’s health in Liverpool

Liverpool City Council has expressed strong support for the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority’s recent decision to enforce new advertising restrictions on unhealthy foods, sugary beverages, and vaping products across sites owned by the Combined Authority. This move represents a significant advancement in promoting public health and improving health equity throughout the city region. The… Continue reading Liverpool City Council welcomes Liverpool City Region move to restrict unhealthy advertising

It looks like you’ve provided a substantial excerpt from a blog or article discussing whole-system public health approaches, focusing on equity, prevention, collaboration, and sustained political commitment, referencing frameworks like PHWSA (Public Health Whole System Approach), WHO’s Healthy Cities, and examples such as Liverpool’s experience. How can I assist you with this content? For example,… Continue reading BLOG | Whole systems approaches in public health: from framework to movement