Recent CAHRU activity
Finding from the 2014 HBSC survey have been quoted in a response to an article published in the Herald (School pressure, social media stress, and body image anxiety: Teen Scotland in meltdown, News, August 21) Read the article here.
Read moreCAHRU is delighted to welcome two new members of staff to the team this month. Laura Caven joins from the National Union of Students Scotland and Panagiota Spanou from the University of St Andrews Residential and Business Services. Both will be working for the HBSC International Coordinating…
Read moreThe Scottish HBSC team from CAHRU were invited to Scottish Government HQ in Leith today. Jo Inchley, Ross Whitehead and Dorothy Currie presented findings from the International Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) study. Jo Inchley presented data from adolescents in 42 European and North…
Read moreFollowing its launch on 15 March 2016, the HBSC International Report garnered extensive media attention including items on both the BBC and STV news, coverage on the BBC and local radio, and articles in The Scotsman, The Guardian, The Herald, The Mirror, The Times, where it was the basis for the…
Read morePublished yesterday, the Young Persons’ Report presents some of the key findings from the 2014 HBSC Scotland survey in a format designed to be accessible for young people. This is the first time we have transmitted our findings in this form. We hope it will be of interest to the school pupils who…
Read moreGrowing up Unequal: Moscow launch highlights high degree of life satisfaction among Russian young people
International Coordinator opens global meeting of pediatricians with update on HBSC's evidence
Vacancy; HBSC Assistant International Network Coordinator
Fact sheet: Sexual health
HBSC Armenia: 2014 national report published
Online consultation with young people: What influences your health?
HBSC and UNICEF shed light on growing inequality among children in high income countries
Launch of first national HBSC report in Republic of Moldova
HBSC international report: Growing up unequal: gender and socioeconomic differences in young people's health and well-being published
Launch of the HBSC study's international report: March 15th
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