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Institute for Health and Human Development (IHHD)

The Institute is building on both the track record of its core staff and that of other research groups within UEL to grow programmes of research, scholarly activity and knowledge transfer within three key themes:

  • Wellbeing and Regeneration focuses on the linkages between social and economic development and health and wellbeing in East London and the generation and use of knowledge in the design and delivery of regeneration; and in monitoring and evaluating its impact.
  • Health and Development addresses the complex relationship between health and development in poor countries with a particular focus on the impact of international transfers and vertically funded health programmes in HIV, poverty reduction strategies and the processes of qualification as Highly Indebted Poor Countries (HIPCs).
  • Wellbeing and Globalisation addresses the complex interdependencies between poor and rich countries in achieving development and growth of wellbeing over the coming period.

Medicines Research Group (MRG)

Research and scholarly activity undertaken to date and work in progress is summarised under three broad areas of interest: Phytomedicines and dietary supplements, Pre-Clinical In vitro Toxicity Testing and Antimicrobial agents.

Human Motor Performance Group (HMPG)

The Human Motor Performance Research Group's research programme focuses on how physical activity impacts physiological function and mitigates the effects of disease and trauma.

Infection and Immunity Research Group (IIRG)

Research within this group explores the role of infection and immunity in causing disease pathologies.

Applied Sport Sciences Research Group (ASSRG)

A research programme that focuses on how sport and physical activity impact on social, psychological and physiological outcomes.


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