Kimberley Neve, RNutr
@klneve.bsky.social
Prevention Policy Research Manager @ Cancer Research UK | Proud Trustee of Promoting Women in Science | Registered Nutritionist | Views here my own.
🚭Just published: our new report on how young people and adults access e-cigarettes in the UK, w insights on retail appeal, underage sales & policy options.
🧠Research by University of Stirling, commissioned by @crukpolicy.bsky.social.
Read below to find out more 👇
#Vaping #policy
🧠Research by University of Stirling, commissioned by @crukpolicy.bsky.social.
Read below to find out more 👇
#Vaping #policy
May 6, 2025 at 11:07 AM
🚭Just published: our new report on how young people and adults access e-cigarettes in the UK, w insights on retail appeal, underage sales & policy options.
🧠Research by University of Stirling, commissioned by @crukpolicy.bsky.social.
Read below to find out more 👇
#Vaping #policy
🧠Research by University of Stirling, commissioned by @crukpolicy.bsky.social.
Read below to find out more 👇
#Vaping #policy
Reposted by Kimberley Neve, RNutr
OMG two new papers in one day!
Mike Essman explored impacts of mandatory calorie labelling in the out-of-home sector on consumer behaviour.
We saw increases in self-reported noticing and using labels and ordering something different.
bmcpublichealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....
Mike Essman explored impacts of mandatory calorie labelling in the out-of-home sector on consumer behaviour.
We saw increases in self-reported noticing and using labels and ordering something different.
bmcpublichealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....
March 11, 2025 at 3:36 PM
OMG two new papers in one day!
Mike Essman explored impacts of mandatory calorie labelling in the out-of-home sector on consumer behaviour.
We saw increases in self-reported noticing and using labels and ordering something different.
bmcpublichealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....
Mike Essman explored impacts of mandatory calorie labelling in the out-of-home sector on consumer behaviour.
We saw increases in self-reported noticing and using labels and ordering something different.
bmcpublichealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....
Reposted by Kimberley Neve, RNutr
Good news for families and local food organisations supporting this important government school holiday scheme, supporting the poorest children. Headline slightly misleading it has been supported by Marcus Rashford, funded by DfE www.gov.uk/government/p...
January 20, 2025 at 9:42 AM
Good news for families and local food organisations supporting this important government school holiday scheme, supporting the poorest children. Headline slightly misleading it has been supported by Marcus Rashford, funded by DfE www.gov.uk/government/p...
Reposted by Kimberley Neve, RNutr
Finding 2025 too grim?
Here are seven massive, positive things we achieved in cancer policy in 2024, and a link to become a Campaigns Ambassador for @cancerresearchuk.org and help us end 2025 making more progress towards ending cancer, sooner:
news.cancerresearchuk.org/2024/12/27/2...
Here are seven massive, positive things we achieved in cancer policy in 2024, and a link to become a Campaigns Ambassador for @cancerresearchuk.org and help us end 2025 making more progress towards ending cancer, sooner:
news.cancerresearchuk.org/2024/12/27/2...
2024 in review - 7 significant steps forward for cancer policy - Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
From campaigning for tobacco control to working internationally to beat cervical cancer, here are seven policy highlights from 2024.
news.cancerresearchuk.org
January 8, 2025 at 5:20 PM
Finding 2025 too grim?
Here are seven massive, positive things we achieved in cancer policy in 2024, and a link to become a Campaigns Ambassador for @cancerresearchuk.org and help us end 2025 making more progress towards ending cancer, sooner:
news.cancerresearchuk.org/2024/12/27/2...
Here are seven massive, positive things we achieved in cancer policy in 2024, and a link to become a Campaigns Ambassador for @cancerresearchuk.org and help us end 2025 making more progress towards ending cancer, sooner:
news.cancerresearchuk.org/2024/12/27/2...
Reposted by Kimberley Neve, RNutr
In an awards submission for Heineken 0.0, the company noted that:
“success of the Heineken 0.0 campaign has compounded growth for the brand overall in a shrinking market.”
Read Alcohol Action Ireland's blog on how the alcohol industry circumvents marketing ban.
alcoholireland.ie/all-publicit...
“success of the Heineken 0.0 campaign has compounded growth for the brand overall in a shrinking market.”
Read Alcohol Action Ireland's blog on how the alcohol industry circumvents marketing ban.
alcoholireland.ie/all-publicit...
All publicity is good publicity for alcohol industry as it uses zero-alcohol products to circumvent public health rules - Alcohol Action Ireland
Introduction Alcohol is advertised to us in a variety of ways. Sponsorship at sports and music events, products promoted in our favourite movies and TV shows, and displays in shops to celebrate Valent...
alcoholireland.ie
December 3, 2024 at 12:09 PM
In an awards submission for Heineken 0.0, the company noted that:
“success of the Heineken 0.0 campaign has compounded growth for the brand overall in a shrinking market.”
Read Alcohol Action Ireland's blog on how the alcohol industry circumvents marketing ban.
alcoholireland.ie/all-publicit...
“success of the Heineken 0.0 campaign has compounded growth for the brand overall in a shrinking market.”
Read Alcohol Action Ireland's blog on how the alcohol industry circumvents marketing ban.
alcoholireland.ie/all-publicit...
Reposted by Kimberley Neve, RNutr
Taking place tomorrow 📣
Join our online event to hear about our new blueprint for halving UK obesity rates, with experts in health and policy.
Still time to sign up: nesta.org.uk/event/bluepr...
Join our online event to hear about our new blueprint for halving UK obesity rates, with experts in health and policy.
Still time to sign up: nesta.org.uk/event/bluepr...
Join us for a live webinar on 3 Dec with health and policy experts to discuss Nesta’s blueprint for halving obesity and the opportunity for governments, food manufacturers and retailers to play their part in building a healthier food system.
Register to attend: www.nesta.org.uk/event/bluepr...
Register to attend: www.nesta.org.uk/event/bluepr...
December 2, 2024 at 10:31 AM
Taking place tomorrow 📣
Join our online event to hear about our new blueprint for halving UK obesity rates, with experts in health and policy.
Still time to sign up: nesta.org.uk/event/bluepr...
Join our online event to hear about our new blueprint for halving UK obesity rates, with experts in health and policy.
Still time to sign up: nesta.org.uk/event/bluepr...
Reposted by Kimberley Neve, RNutr
Our health is in crisis, with two-thirds of adults in the UK living with obesity and excess weight.
A new political manual by @henrydimbleby.bsky.social & @dollyvantulleken.bsky.social shares insights from those at the heart of government on driving meaningful change in food policy. bit.ly/4eGPlDM
A new political manual by @henrydimbleby.bsky.social & @dollyvantulleken.bsky.social shares insights from those at the heart of government on driving meaningful change in food policy. bit.ly/4eGPlDM
Nourishing Britain: a political manual for improving the nation’s health
Henry Dimbleby and Dr Dolly van Tulleken draw on interviews with former prime ministers and other key figures to offer practical advice and insights on how today’s politicians can tackle the UK’s obes...
bit.ly
November 26, 2024 at 10:32 AM
Our health is in crisis, with two-thirds of adults in the UK living with obesity and excess weight.
A new political manual by @henrydimbleby.bsky.social & @dollyvantulleken.bsky.social shares insights from those at the heart of government on driving meaningful change in food policy. bit.ly/4eGPlDM
A new political manual by @henrydimbleby.bsky.social & @dollyvantulleken.bsky.social shares insights from those at the heart of government on driving meaningful change in food policy. bit.ly/4eGPlDM
🧵 Reflecting on Imperial’s event on UPFs:
Key focus: health risks, policy options, and implementation challenges.
A big Q for me: Do we have enough evidence to act? Many felt confident, but I remain cautious.
What’s the tipping point for robust policy-making?
#UPFs #PublicHealth #PolicyMaking
Key focus: health risks, policy options, and implementation challenges.
A big Q for me: Do we have enough evidence to act? Many felt confident, but I remain cautious.
What’s the tipping point for robust policy-making?
#UPFs #PublicHealth #PolicyMaking
November 27, 2024 at 4:25 PM
🧵 Reflecting on Imperial’s event on UPFs:
Key focus: health risks, policy options, and implementation challenges.
A big Q for me: Do we have enough evidence to act? Many felt confident, but I remain cautious.
What’s the tipping point for robust policy-making?
#UPFs #PublicHealth #PolicyMaking
Key focus: health risks, policy options, and implementation challenges.
A big Q for me: Do we have enough evidence to act? Many felt confident, but I remain cautious.
What’s the tipping point for robust policy-making?
#UPFs #PublicHealth #PolicyMaking