Addressing health: lessons from the past about ill health in the workplace
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Garrington, C., featuring Shelton, N., Green, D. & Darnill, B. (2021) CeLSIUS Linking Our Lives Podcast, 16 December 2021. [ONS LS]
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In this episode of the Linking our Lives podcast, David Green, Professor of Historical Geography at Kings College London, Nicola Shelton, Professor of Population Health at University College London and social history enthusiast and volunteer Becky Darnill discuss the research project Addressing Health: Morbidity, Mortality and Occupational Health in the Victorian and Edwardian Post Office - a fantastic collaboration exploring the timing and geography of ill health, and the responses of the Post Office and the workforce!
Available online: CeLSIUS Linking Our Lives Podcast,
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