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Research at IFS touching on health encompasses health inequalities and their relationship with other types of inequality; public and private spending on health; and consumer behaviour, in particlar and the impact of indirect taxes on health-related behaviour such as smoking.
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Susanne Meisel, Aoarna Shankar, Mika Kivimaki and Jane Wardle
G. Tsakos, Panos Demakakos, Elizabeth Breeze and RG. Watt
G. Tsakos, Panos Demakakos, Elizabeth Breeze and RG. Watt
Aspasia Angelakopoulou, Tina Shah, Reecha Sofat, Dianne Berry, et al.
This article aims to evaluate the associations of emergent genome-wide-association study-derived coronary heart disease (CHD)-associated single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) with established and emerging risk factors, and the association of genome-wide-association study-derived lipid-associated SNPs with other risk factors and CHD events.
S. Walter, G. Atzmon, E. Demerath, M. Garcia, R. Kaplan, et al.
This paper examines changes in health and disability related transfers in the UK over the last thirty years, and describes how they are related to changes in labour force participation.
This paper examines changes in health and disability related transfers in the UK over the last thirty years, and describes how they are related to changes in labour force participation.
This paper examines changes in health and disability related transfers in the UK over the last thirty years, and describes how they are related to changes in labour force participation.
This paper examines changes in health and disability related transfers in the UK over the last thirty years, and describes how they are related to changes in labour force participation.
T. Alfred, Y. Ben-Schlomo, R. Cooper, I. Deary, et al.
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Started: 01 May 2004
Started: 01 April 2004
 Research told policymakers that, despite greater expenditure on health care, Americans are less healthy than their English counterparts.
IFS evaluated the Pathways to Work programme. This work proved key to the policy debate about how to get disability benefit claimants in work.
IFS develops data on food prices and nutrition to build capacity for policy-relevant social science research.
In a tough economic climate IFS looks at how households are able to cope.
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