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Decolonising the curriculum
BPS welcomes new study on youth vaping
19 February 2025
A new study will analyse the effect of vaping in children and young people over the next ten years.
- Government and politics
- Health
- Health and wellbeing
- Smoking
Would bans address youth vaping?
02 February 2024
Dr Jasmine Khouja, Senior Research Associate in the Tobacco and Alcohol Research Group at the University of Bristol.
- Addiction
- Smoking
- Social and behavioural
Towards greater acceptance of e-cigarettes
17 August 2018
Ella Rhodes reports on a report concerning vaping, from the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee.
- Social and behavioural
E-cigarettes: A mixed blessing?
09 January 2020
Dr Evangelos Katsampouris and Dr Neil McKeganey write.
- Smoking
Plain packaging could reduce appeal of e-cigarettes to young people
06 April 2023
Young participants expressed less interest in e-cigarettes in plain olive-green packs, while plain packaging didn't reduce appeal for older participants.
- Health
- Smoking
Changing behaviours
04 December 2017
New reports from the British Psychological Society. Ella Rhodes reports.
- Health
The last pleasure?
14 April 2020
Sharon Cox argues that now is not the time to afford smoking tacit approval.
- Smoking
My ‘melancholia of loss and decline’
18 March 2025
Mohamed Khougali encounters ‘disaster nationalism’ in Social Service work.
- Addiction
- Government and politics
- Practice Ethics
‘We must shift the dial on our society thinking about health policy’
22 May 2024
Health Psychologist Professor Maddy Arden, Director of the Centre for Behavioural Science and Applied Psychology at Sheffield Hallam University, chats with Greg Fell, Director of Public Health in Sheffield.
- Health
Early birds and bearded dragons: the week’s best psychology links
14 February 2020
Our round-up of the best psychology coverage from elsewhere on the web.
- Research
Behavioural science and public health – keeping ahead of change
05 March 2025
Our editor Jon Sutton reports from a one-day conference of the Behavioural Science and Public Health Network in Liverpool.
- Government and politics
- Health and wellbeing
Why is it so hard to quit smoking?
19 May 2013
Lynne Dawkins explores the role of nicotine and non-nicotine contributions to smoking and considers a promising new device for kicking the habit.
- Addiction
- Health
Who do we seek to change, how, and will it last?
14 June 2023
Editor Jon Sutton reports from the first day of the Division of Health Psychology’s Annual Conference in Sheffield.
- Covid
- Health
- Poverty
A multiple behaviour temporal network analysis for health behaviours during COVID-19
28-08-2024
- Zack Allen
- Justin Presseau
Health behaviour change during the UK COVID-19 lockdown: Findings from the first wave of the C-19 health behaviour and well-being daily tracker study
06-01-2021
- Felix Naughton
- Emma Ward
- Mizanur Khondoker
- Pippa Belderson
- Anne Marie Minihane
- Jack Dainty
- Sarah Hanson
- Richard Holland
- Tracey Brown
- Caitlin Notley
Change in vaping, smoking and dual-use identities predicts quit success and cigarette usage: A prospective study of people quitting smoking with electronic cigarette support
14-06-2024
- D. Frings
- I. P. Albery
- C. Kimber
- F. Naughton
- V. Sideropoulos
- L. Dawkins
Perceptions towards electronic cigarettes for smoking cessation among Stop Smoking Service users
16-12-2015
- Frances C. Sherratt
- Lisa Newson
- Michael W. Marcus
- John K. Field
- Jude Robinson
Developmental changes in understanding the limitations of majority decisions
01-06-1989
- Yoshiko Kinoshita