Non-opiate and cannabis drug use in minority ethnic groups
This study explores non-opiate and cannabis drug use among minority ethnic groups in England and their support and treatment needs.
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Our work covers multi-morbidity, ageing, disability, addiction and mental health.
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The health impacts of climate change on precarious outdoor workers in urban megacities in Vietnam
Funded by the Wellcome Trust, this project investigates vulnerabilities and multiple health exposures of outdoor workers in urban areas in Vietnam.
Dual use of e-cigarettes and tobacco
The Scottish Centre for Social Research was funded to conduct a qualitative study, to explore the dual use of e-cigarettes and tobacco in Scotland.
NatCen International’s 2022/23 highlights
First annual report from NatCen International
Research exploring the stigma associated with loneliness
An evidence review and qualitative research (interviews and a diary study) were used to explore the stigma associated with loneliness.
A future vision for the health and care workforce
In 2021, the Institute for Public Policy Research commissioned NatCen to deliver a deliberative assembly with health and care workers.
Health survey shows strong link between poor health and loneliness
The latest findings from the Health Survey for England 2021
Scottish Social Attitudes: Public Attitudes to Alcohol and Tobacco Use and Weight
This module from the Scottish Social Attitudes survey focuses on public attitudes towards alcohol and tobacco use and weight.
Factors influencing loneliness levels of adults in England during the pandemic
This focus of this research was to examine the factors associated with loneliness in adults in England during the pandemic.
Health survey reports quarter of adults in England are obese
The Health Survey for England series covers core topics, including general health and lifestyle behaviours that influence health and social care.