There are approximately 1 million young carers in the UK. These young people (aged <25 years) are providing support to loved ones who have physical and mental health conditions, addictions and disabilities. Despite the UK leading the way internationally in terms of recognition and support for young carers, many of...
Presented by: Becca Lacey (City St George's, University of London)
Venue: SSRC416 (2N2.4.16)
How early childhood cognitive and socio-emotional difficulties are associated with adolescent offending, using linked education and justice records
Impact evaluation will focus on the main outcomes on infant feeding, perinatal mental health, and parent-infant relationships.
Prevention policies operate through risk factors over decades, are rarely testable in randomised trials, and can widen or narrow health inequalities depending on how they are implemented. IMPACTNCD is an open-source, individual-level dynamic microsimulation built to appraise and evaluate such policies. It moves a synthetic population forward through time, tracking...
Presented by: Chris Kypridemos (University of Liverpool)
Venue: SSRC416 (2N2.4.16)
Professor of Biological and Social Epidemiology, Meena Kumari, has ranked 36th of all UK female scientists in 2026 – and 390th in the world
Our tax benefit microsimulation model UKMOD version B2026.05 is now available, with updates to the Autumn 2026 Budget statement and other improvements
Data from Understanding Society shows a deterioration in mental health, especially to large families and older parents
Presented by: Programme to be announced
Venue: University of Essex, Wivenhoe Park, Colchester CO4 3SQ
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