Main Research Programmes

Genes & Health is the world’s largest community-based study of genetics and health in British Bangladeshis and British Pakistanis.

Children’s Health in London and Luton (CHILL) aims to independently evaluate whether the Ultra Low Emission zone.

APOLLO uses qualitative methods to explore and address complex contemporary challenges encountered in health care.

AD HOC aims to help people with troublesome asthma to better control their symptoms and improve their quality of life.

The SURECAN study is looking at developing and testing a novel psychological intervention based on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).

Implementing supported asthma self-management in routine clinical care.

The CHERISH Study: Children’s HEalth, Respiratory Inflammation and SHort-term air pollution.

Addressing health inequalities using population-level data to predict, prevent and manage ill health in diverse groups of people.

Three collaborative projects that are supporting policymakers and practitioners to take action on health inequalities.