Identifying the most promising population preventive interventions to add 5 years to healthy life expectancy by 2035, and reduce the gap between the rich and the poor in England

O Mytton, Robert William Aldridge, J McGowan, Mark Petticrew, H Rutter, Martin White, TM Marteau

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Short report prepared for the Department of Health and Social Care informed by an independent workshop convened by Theresa Marteau, Martin White, Harry Rutter and Mark Petticrew summarising evidence for the most promising population preventive interventions to add 5 years to healthy life expectancy by 2035, and reduce the gap between the rich and the poor in England.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - 20 Apr 2019

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Identifying the most promising population preventive interventions to add 5 years to healthy life expectancy by 2035, and reduce the gap between the rich and the poor in England. / Mytton, O; Aldridge, Robert William; McGowan, J; Petticrew, Mark; Rutter, H; White, Martin; Marteau, TM.

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Mytton, O, Aldridge, RW, McGowan, J, Petticrew, M, Rutter, H, White, M & Marteau, TM 2019 'Identifying the most promising population preventive interventions to add 5 years to healthy life expectancy by 2035, and reduce the gap between the rich and the poor in England'.
Mytton O, Aldridge RW, McGowan J, Petticrew M, Rutter H, White M et al. Identifying the most promising population preventive interventions to add 5 years to healthy life expectancy by 2035, and reduce the gap between the rich and the poor in England. 2019 Apr 20.
Mytton, O ; Aldridge, Robert William ; McGowan, J ; Petticrew, Mark ; Rutter, H ; White, Martin ; Marteau, TM. / Identifying the most promising population preventive interventions to add 5 years to healthy life expectancy by 2035, and reduce the gap between the rich and the poor in England. 2019.
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