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University of Bath

Lifelong health and wellbeing research

We develop health and wellbeing policies and programmes that target prevention and therapeutic treatments.

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We carry out research into the various factors that impact on health and wellbeing

Our research

Our researchers from the Department for Health work to understand the various factors that lead to overall health and wellbeing. A key aim of our research is to develop person-centred, socially-just and cost-effective interventions, policies and programmes which target both primary prevention and therapeutic treatments.

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Our research methodologies are innovative and diverse as we seek to develop responses to identified major problems of significance in our field, such as:

  • epidemiology
  • systematic reviews
  • clinical trials
  • qualitative studies
  • policy and media analysis
  • participatory action research
  • digital interventions
  • laboratory mechanistic investigations
  • mathematical modelling and evaluation studies.

Our research groups and centres

We pursue this research agenda through the following research groups and centres:

Our projects