The HAUS model developed by the TRUUD consortium is helping embed health considerations into urban decision-making.

UKPRP GroundsWell events will bring together cross-sector leaders to explore how urban design can improve health and reduce inequalities.

A SPECTRUM-supported film brings research on the commercial determinants of health to wider audiences.

A city-wide intervention in Bradford shows how air quality policies can deliver both environmental and health system benefits.

The Prevention Research 2026 conference, held on 4–5 March 2026 at The Vox in Birmingham, brought together researchers, policymakers, practitioners and funders from across the UK to advance work on non-communicable disease prevention and health equity.

In its first ever funding round, the UK Prevention Research Partnership (UKPRP) is investing £25 million into understanding and influencing the social, economic and environmental factors that affect our health.

The UK Prevention Research Partnership (UKPRP) has featured in the Reformer Thoughts: ‘A new deal for prevention’ report. It brings together experts from the scientific research community and the health care sector to discuss the benefits of a preventative approach to public health and the obstacles that stand in the way of its realisation.

The Medical Research Council (MRC) has published a report on the UK landscape of prevention research.

The UK Prevention Research Partnership (UKPRP) has awarded funding for a Community of Practice to provide a structured mechanism for sharing learning and development across UKPRP-funded consortia and networks.

Cancer Research UK’s prevention and population awards are now accepting innovative applications on classical, clinical and molecular epidemiological approaches to increase understanding of risk and disease aetiology.

On Tuesday 6 July 2021 the Health Foundation are holding a webinar to share the findings of their COVID-19 impact inquiry to explore the pandemic’s implications for health and health inequalities in the UK.

In its second funding round, the UK Prevention Research Partnership (UKPRP) is to invest £19 million-plus over five years in three successful consortia that aim to understand and influence social, economic and environmental factors that affect health.