Public Health Matters: S3 Ep1: Dr Austin O’Carroll on Making Sense of Street Chaos

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Public Health Matters

Institute of Public Health in Ireland and Northern Ireland

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This podcast is brought to you by the Institute of Public Health, which works in Ireland and Northern Ireland. In the first series 'Lessons from Public Health’ we will look at some key public health issues, such as health inequalities, alcohol, and tobacco, to assess what progress has been made and what challenges remain. We speak to experts in the field about the social determinants of health, MUP for alcohol, and how Ireland achieved its groundbreaking smoking ban among other issues.

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Public Health Matters: S3 Ep1: Dr Austin O’Carroll on Making Sense of Street Chaos

Public Health Matters

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1 year ago

Public Health Matters: S3 Ep1: Dr Austin O’Carroll on Making Sense of Street Chaos

To get a flavour of what's to come at this year's North South Joint Public Health Conference, we spoke to one of the keynote speakers, Dr Austin O'Carroll, about Making Sense of Street Chaos.

This year the conference theme is the 'Health-Wealth Divide: Leaving No One Behind' and in this episode (recorded on 13 November) we discuss everything from the recent cluster of heroin overdoses in Dublin to the root causes of homelessness, such as poverty and deprivation, and much more.

The all-island Health-Wealth Divide conference takes place online on 29 November, from 10am-3pm.

For more information about this free, online, one-day conference visit www.jointpublichealthconference.org.

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