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16:9 True Black hero for HSE 2024 article 04 (chronic pain). Multi-row horizontal bars showing site shares: limbs 71% (focal), back 52%, neck/shoulder 39%, hip 25%, abdomen 15%, head 10%.
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Chronic pain in England has a clear shape, and women carry more of it

June 2026 / UK

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16:9 True Black hero for HSE 2024 article 05 (loneliness and physical activity). 2.5x ratio as the focal stat, with two vertical bars showing 10% (inactive) vs 4% (meets activity recommendations) as supporting evidence.
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Inactive adults are more than twice as likely to feel lonely often

June 2026 / UK

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Diabetes is 3x more common in England's most deprived areas than the least: 14% of adults in the most deprived quintile have diabetes, compared with 5% in the least deprived. Source: Health Survey for England 2024, NHS England, Table 5.
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Diabetes in England follows the postcode

June 2026 / UK

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16:9 True Black hero for HSE 2024 article 02 (physical activity). Horizontal 2-bar IMD gradient: 41% inactive in most deprived quintile vs 22% in least deprived.
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Inactivity is concentrated where deprivation is

June 2026 / UK

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16:9 True Black hero for HSE 2024 article 03 (smoking and vaping). Two-line trend chart: adult cigarette use 1993–2024 (falling) vs e-cigarette use among 16–24 women 2016–2024 (rising).
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Cigarettes are out. Vapes are in. The substitution is starkest among the young.

June 2026 / UK

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Landscape (16:9) hub-card render of the choropleth map of adult overweight and obesity prevalence by ICB sub-location, England 2024/25, on a white background to match the hub card grid. Source: OHID Fingertips indicator 93088 (Sport England Active Lives Adult Survey). Use this asset as featuredImage; the portrait version remains the inline article image.
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Obesity in England, where the burden falls

June 2026 / Obesity / UK

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Featured image for the Rare anxiety report. Black ground with the predicted-vs-observed scatter from chart 02, named highlights for Southampton, Croydon, Wiltshire, Stoke-on-Trent, Knowsley, Enfield and Newham. Rare wordmark and Bold Blue accent.
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Why anxiety doesn't track deprivation across English local authorities

June 2026 / Mental Health / UK

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Understanding Yellow Fever Vaccination Trends: Assessing Public Health Communication
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Understanding Yellow Fever Vaccination Trends: Assessing Public Health Communication

August 2023 / Public Health / UK

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Enhancing HPV Awareness and Vaccination Rates: Implications for Public Health Stakeholders
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Enhancing HPV Awareness and Vaccination Rates: Implications for Public Health Stakeholders

July 2023 / Public Health / UK

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