Adam Todd
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Adam Todd is a Reader in Pharmaceutical Public Health at Newcastle University in the UK. His research primarily focuses on public health issues related to pharmaceuticals, health inequalities, and vaccination uptake. Recent articles explore a range of topics including socio-demographic disparities in health care access, as well as the impact of community factors on health outcomes such as vaccination and cancer treatment adherence.
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Inappropriate use of medications of patients with limited life expectancy
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Unravelling Inequalities in Molecular Targeted Therapy Utilisation for the Treatment of Breast and Lung Cancers
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Community pHarmaciEs Mood Intervention STudy: Feasibility and Pilot Study
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Community pharmacy interventions for public health priorities: a systematic review of community pharmacy-delivered smoking, alcohol and weight management interventions
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Joy Adamson
Royal College of Surgeons/Mary Kinross Trust Professor of Surgical Trials and Health Research
University of York
Tim Doran
Professor of Health Policy
University of York
marco carrozzo
Professor
Newcastle University
Nicola O'Brien
Northumbria University
Andrew Husband
Head of School/Professor of Clinical Pharmacy
Newcastle University
Andrew Kingston
Senior Lecturer
Newcastle University
Barbara Hanratty
Newcastle University
Anna Robinson‐Barella
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Linda Sharp
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Clare Bambra
Prof
Newcastle University
Nasima Akhter
Associate Professor of Public Health
Teesside University
Courtney McNamara
Lecturer in Public Health
Newcastle University
Katie H. Thomson
Newcastle University
James O'Hara
Senior Clinical Lecturer
Newcastle University

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