Health Survey for England: ethnicity and health
The Health Survey for England is a yearly survey that monitors the health of the nation. It has been running since 1991.
Health
Our work covers multi-morbidity, ageing, disability, addiction and mental health.
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Investigating factors associated with loneliness in adults in England
The research was commissioned by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS).
Patterns of Play
Final research findings from the Patterns of Play research project.
‘What counts?’: An inquiry into obtaining and using evidence for COVID-19 decisions
This inquiry, led by Sense about Science, examined how well the government's evidence for COVID-19 decisions served society.
The effectiveness of Front-of-Pack Labels
Assessing the effectiveness of front-of-pack labelling on food using an experimental design.
Qualitative scoping work to inform the development of the third wave of the Youth Obesity Policy Survey
This study is the third in a series of repeat qualitative studies with 11-19-year olds across the UK conducted by ScotCen.
Will COVID-19 change what the public expect of government?
Looking at how social and political attitudes have evolved during the course of the pandemic.
Attitudes towards vaping in England: Findings from the British Social Attitudes Survey 2019
This secondary analysis project investigates the perceptions of the harms and benefits of e-cigarettes, and how they differ amongst adults in England.
Health Survey for England 2020-21 Feasibility Study
The Health Survey for England is a yearly survey that monitors the health of the nation. It has been running since 1991.
Current and past trends in tobacco and e-cigarette use and the impact of control measures: an analysis of survey data and other evidence
We explored the impact and consequences of policy changes relating to tobacco consumption and supply in England and Scotland.