Mathematical Framework Evaluates Fairness in Computational Epidemic Models
A new mathematical framework grounded in social epidemiology evaluates fairness across computational epidemic models and informs equitable immunization strategies.
Tag: London
HIV study volunteers at one London clinic defy national diversity trends
A retrospective cohort study at a central London HIV clinic found no gender gap in study participation and above-average participation ...
Peer Mobilisers Bring Harm Reduction Directly Into London’s Chemsex Scenes
A participatory qualitative evaluation of London's Sex, Drugs, and Care for All programme finds that trained peer mobilisers deliver harm ...
Black Homicide Rates in London Fell by Half Yet Inequality Rose Again
A 22-year analysis of Metropolitan Police data found Black homicide victimisation rates in London fell by almost half yet remained ...
Legally Qualified Chairs Dismiss Fewer London Police Officers Than Chief Officers, Study Finds
A complete analysis of 234 Metropolitan Police misconduct hearings found dismissals were 29 percent less likely under legally qualified chairs ...
Machine learning maps fifteen years of London crime, street by street
An open-access study of nearly seventeen million Metropolitan Police records shows an interpretable decision tree modestly outperforms naive averages at ...
Police Supervisors Agree on Race but Not on the Law in Stop-and-Search Vignettes
A vignette survey of 118 Metropolitan Police supervisors found no substantive difference in stop-and-search decisions between black and white suspects, ...
Satellites Reveal Cities Are Leaking Far More Methane Than Official Inventories Admit
A new satellite-based mass balance method using TROPOMI observations reveals that methane emissions from London, Los Angeles and New York ...
England’s Fertility Decline Is Not Random: It Clusters in Educated Urban Places
New research shows England's fertility decline is spatially clustered, with a low-fertility, high-education regime concentrated in inner London and shaped ...
London Unites Behind £22 Million Research Drive to Reshape Health and Social Care
King's College London is co-leading the new NIHR London Applied Research Collaboration, a £22 million partnership of 20 organisations hosted ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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