C3 Collaborating for Health

Coffee To Go: Friend or Foe?
09 Jan 2019
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C3's intern reflects on her habits and explores if there is a link between frequent caffeine consumption and the risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD).
C3’s 5 tips for a healthy new year
01 Jan 2019
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Each new year the Internet explodes with overwhelming advice about becoming better, healthier versions of ourselves. Here are C3's 5 simple tips for a healthy new year.
The Health of our High Streets
17 Dec 2018
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A new report tells us that Britain’s High Streets are getting unhealthier. The Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) studied 70 major UK towns and cities, and measured the healthiness of different types of shops and businesses on the high street.
Complex is not the same as complicated!
03 Dec 2018
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How can we get to actionable, sustainable, and cost-effective ways of preventing NCDs? Why complex is not the same as complicated, and the different thinking we need to address complex challenges and systems thinking in relation to non-communicable disease.

C3 Collaborating for Health builds multi-sector Collaboration
to promote 3 behaviour changes:

stopping smoking

improving what we eat and drink

increasing physical activity

to address the escalating non-communicable disease (NCD) epidemic.

Latest Event

We host a range of events, including our International Breakfast Seminars and Workplace Health Movement meetings.

LATEST BLOGS

Coffee To Go: Friend or Foe?

09 Jan 2019

Jena Yang

C3's intern reflects on her habits and explores if there is a link between frequent caffeine consumption and the risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD).

C3’s 5 tips for a healthy new year

01 Jan 2019

Ina Andersson

Each new year the Internet explodes with overwhelming advice about becoming better, healthier versions of ourselves. Here are C3's 5 simple tips for a healthy new year.

The Health of our High Streets

17 Dec 2018

Sophie Kosky-Hensman

A new report tells us that Britain’s High Streets are getting unhealthier. The Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) studied 70 major UK towns and cities, and measured the healthiness of different types of shops and businesses on the high street.