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Can investment in new, high-quality transport infrastructure change the way people travel, and what are the wider health impacts of those changes in travel behaviour in the areas of physical activity, wellbeing, sickness absence and carbon emissions?
Reference number: 09/3001/06
Lead: Dr David Ogilvie
Clinical Investigator Scientist
Institution: MRC Epidemiology Unit
Project Brief: Access project brief
Protocol: Awaiting


Reducing alcohol-related harm in disadvantaged men: development and feasibility assessment of a brief intervention delivered by mobile phone
Reference number: 09/3001/09
Lead: Professor Iain Crombie
Clinical & Population Sciences & Education
Institution: University of Dundee
Project Brief: Access project brief
Protocol: Awaiting


‘On the buses’: evaluating the impact of free bus travel for young people on the public health
Reference number: 09/3001/13
Lead: Dr Judith Green
Public Health & Policy Department
Institution: London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
Project Brief: Access project brief
Protocol: Awaiting


Does the Royal Horticultural Society Campaign for School Gardening increase intake of fruit and vegetables in children?
Reference number: 09/3001/19
Lead: Professor Janet Cade
Professor of Nutritional Epidemiology and Public Health
Institution: University of Leeds
Project Brief: Access project brief
Protocol: Awaiting
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The Public Health Research programme is managed by the NIHR Evaluation, Trials and Studies Coordinating Centre (NETSCC). NETSCC is part of the University of Southampton.The NIHR Public Health Research programme is funded by the NIHR, with contributions from the CSO in Scotland, WORD in Wales and HSC R&D, Public Health Agency, Northern Ireland.

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