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Research insights, evidence briefs, methods notes and awareness articles — written by our team, cited so you can check them.
First articles are in preparation
Research insights, evidence briefs, methods notes and commentary will appear here as they are published. Every piece will meet the standards set out below. Until then, our awareness work and current projects show what we are working on.
Our standards
How we write here
- Every empirical claim is referenced.
- Where evidence is uncertain, contested or preliminary, we say so.
- We name the author of every piece, with their credentials.
- We distinguish between what a study found, what it suggests, and what we think.
- We do not publish health claims we cannot source.
- We correct errors publicly and promptly.
The article template
What every piece carries
| Element | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Type badge | Research insight · Evidence brief · Methods note · Awareness · Commentary |
| Headline | Specific, not clickbait. It should say what the piece establishes. |
| Author | Named, with credentials, linked to their team profile |
| Date and reading time | Both, at the top |
| Standfirst | One or two sentences stating what this piece says — the actual point, not a teaser |
| References | Numbered, with DOIs or links |
| Related study | Link to the study registry entry, where applicable |
| Related service | Only where genuinely relevant — never a sales pitch |
| About the author | Two sentences plus a link to the full profile |
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