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EHEN calls for policy action on environmental and health risks
New policy brief highlights key findings from EHEN’s extensive research, emphasising that environmental factors impact people's health.
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Policy Options
Resource for policymakers, supported by scientific evidence, to inform the development of future policies.
A policy briefing will be published at the end of the project outlining recommendations arising from the research.
A series of Policy Forums and two ‘Science Connecting Policy’ workshops were held during the project. The first workshop, held in June 2021, allowed policymakers early engagement with the project. The second, held in April 2025, was used to disseminate the initial policy options resulting from the LongITools project.
The online Policy Forums focusing on key topics such as air pollution, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, urban environment, obesity, and early life and child health.
- The Clean Air Debate, The Lifelong Impact of Air Pollution
- Researching the Roots of Obesity
- An exposome approach to understanding cardiovascular disease risks across the life-course
- Diabetes and the Exposome: Identifying Challenges and Solutions for Action
- Navigating the Urban Exposome for Policy Solutions
- Bright Beginnings: Understanding the Impact of the Exposome on Early Life
Status
Ongoing – expected June 2025
