Blog article : Covid-19 -- Visualizing the pandemic
By Roger Beecham, 29.04.2020. We are constantly told, and those of us in data-driven domains may earnestly tell ourselves, that new data, new technology and...
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New paper : ‘Unprecedented’ rise in infant mortality linked to poverty
Paul Norman and colleagues at University of Liverpool and Newcastle have published a new study in BMJ Open that establishes a link between the recent...
New paper : New Labour policies and reduced inequality in infant mortality
The gap in infant mortality rates between English local authorities narrowed between 1999-2010, but that trend has been reversed by austerity measures. Efforts by the...
Is the environment conspiring against us to make us fat? (Michelle Morris)
By Michelle Morris, University Academic Fellow - Leeds Institute for Data Analytics. Twitter: @drshellm @obesity_network. Overweight and Obesity are a huge problem worldwide. The cost...
Using New Data and Novel Methods to Undertake Syndromic Surveillance to Identify Outbreaks of Food Poisoning (Rachel Oldroyd)
By Rachel Oldroyd In October 2015, I started a part-time PhD in the Consumer Data Research Centre on the topic of Spatial Data Analytics for...
PhD Reflections: A study of the impact of an ageing population on local health care demand (Stephen Clark)
Author: Stephen Clark. My PhD began in January 2012 and, nearly 4 years later, the end is in sight. The topic area is close to...