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18th Nov 2022
Combating antibiotic resistance
Today marks the start of World Antimicrobial Awareness Week 2022. How can we reduce overconsumption of antibiotics?
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17th Nov 2022
Is it irrational to watch the World Cup?
Some things don’t have to make sense to anyone but ourselves
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16th Nov 2022
Helping users shape their digital world
Who should make decisions regarding governance of a social media platform that connects billions of people?
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16th Nov 2022
Parents' critical role in helping teens continue to say “no” to alcohol
While abstinence is the norm, more work needs to be done to encourage the minority of under-18s who do drink to change their behaviour
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15th Nov 2022
‘Best buys’ and budgets
Evidence generation remains a minority sport
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14th Nov 2022
Statistics are too important to be confusing
Why people often find economic statistics confusing and difficult to understand and what to do about it
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10th Nov 2022
Applying behavioural science in the private sector
“Do nudges work?” This question has recently sparked a great deal of discussion and angst in the behavioural science community. The controversy was ignited by a meta-analysis suggesting that intervention effects were limited after corrections for publication bias were taken into account. While we can disagree about the implications of…
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9th Nov 2022
What works to boost business productivity? 3 lessons from our work
Policymakers need to fundamentally rethink what attractive and readily accessible business support looks like.
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8th Nov 2022
What is COP27 missing?
Behavioural strategies can and must play a major role in decarbonising our economies
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7th Nov 2022
Deliberative democracy in action
Deliberative democracy approaches can enable social media users to discuss, negotiate and reach collective views on difficult decisions that shape their own experiences online