BMJ Rapid Responses

Apr 2022 14

Exercise the miracle cure, but government must step up the action.

Mar 2022 30

Physical activity: manifold benefits for health and wellbeing. (Letter)

Mar 2022 2

Physical Activity: manifold benefits for health and well-being.

Feb 2022 10

A prescription for the future of nursing: promoting the health and well-being of nurses should be a high priority.

Jan 2022 28

Maintaining and promoting health in care homes. (Letter)

Jan 2022 7

Falls Prevention Programme in UK Care Homes. Maintaining and promoting health in care homes.

Dec 2021 7

Children with autism and their families: greater support is needed.

Dec 2021 6

General practice and public health: from rhetoric to action.

Dec 2021 2

Investing in public health is our best option for meeting current and future health challenges.

Oct 2021 5

Children’s health: opportunities to have a real impact (Letter)

Sep 2021 8

National Food Strategy: urgent and robust government support is needed. (Letter)

Aug 2021 20

Children’s health: opportunities to have a real impact.

Jul 2021 19

National Food Strategy: urgent and robust government support is needed.

Jul 2021 13

General practice on the brink: three key solutions the government must implement. (Letter)

Jul 2021 13

Creating health promoting schools will improve population health and help reduce inequalities. (Letter)

May 2021 24

General practice on the brink: three key solutions the government must implement.

Apr 2021 26

Re-creating health promoting schools will improve population health and help to reduce inequalities.

Mar 2021 18

Public health in England: a positive health strategy, independent structures and long-term funding are needed.

Mar 2021 4

Children’s mental health: the UK government needs to be far more ambitious. (Letter)

Feb 2021 16

Health in the UK: it is the best of times, it is the worst of times, it is an age of wisdom, it is an age of foolishness.

Feb 2021 8

The BMJ Appeal 2020-21. Food poverty should not be allowed to continue—government action is needed. (letter)

Feb 2021 3

Children’s mental health: the government needs to be far more ambitious.

Jan 2021 21

Food poverty should not be allowed to continue: government action is needed.

Nov 2020 16

Covid-19 test and trace: localised approach urgently needed. (Letter & Letter of the week)

Oct 2020 21

Covid-19 test and trace: localised approach urgently needed.

Oct 2020 13

Primary care under threat: time for the Government to address the urgent challenges.

Sep 2020 30

Health promotion is at a crossroads with the demise of Public Health England. (Letter)

Aug 2020 24

Health promotion at the crossroads with the demise of Public Health England.

Aug 2020 3

Healthy eating strategy: needs to be bigger, positive and adequately funded.

Jul 2020 23

Childhood obesity crisis: a comprehensive strategy with high-level political support is needed.

Jun 2020 1

NHS staff: in the future we need to promote their health

Apr 2020 27

Ageism in the UK: we need a fundamental shift in culture

Apr 2020 21

Improving health by creating supportive environments

Apr 2020 16

UK infant mortality. Child health in the UK: we need to help children survive and thrive (Letter)

Apr 2020 16

Covid-19: we need to give testing the priority it deserves

Apr 2020 16

Health promoting hospitals – back to the future!

Apr 2020 16

Child Health in the UK: we need to help them survive and thrive

Feb 2020 25

Public health priorities for 2020 – Inequalities in 2020: time for a health strategy that unites the country (Letter)

Feb 2020 21

Inequalities in 2020: time for a health strategy that unites the country

Feb 2019 25

Nursing crisis: Missed opportunities in promoting the health of the country

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