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MSPs celebrate the 40th anniversary of Stirling’s Institute for Social Marketing and Health
The Scottish Parliament is celebrating the 40th anniversary of the University of Stirling’s Institute for Social Marketing and Health – praising its contribution to the development of public health policy.
£2.2m for new study on the care of parents who use drugs
An innovative £2.2 million study will investigate the provision of treatment for parents who use drugs in the UK – in a bid to understand how they interact with health and social care services.
Efforts to tackle tobacco harm explored by experts
The impact of the tobacco display ban on young people’s attitudes to smoking has been analysed by University of Stirling experts.
Study reveals factors behind a resilient community
A new study has identified the key components of ‘community resilience’ – and experts believe their findings will help to develop and enhance responses to extreme events.
Pub profits largely unaffected by Scotland’s lower drink-drive limit
The lowering of the drink-drive limit in Scotland had little long-term financial impact on pubs – unlike some had predicted ahead of its introduction, according to new research.
