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Using data to combat health inequalities

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Posted: 05-October-2026

Join InnoScot Health for its next interactive webinar of 2026, placing a focus on the successful regulation of next generation MedTech innovation

10.30: Introduction by Chair — Honghan Wu, HDR UK Scotland Co-Director
10.35: Olivia Swann, University of Edinburgh
11.00: Laura Ward, University of Dundee
11.25: Reese Green, University of Glasgow
11.50: Q&A and close

A woman taking part in a webinar on her laptop.

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Health inequalities are preventable and unjust differences in the way various groups in society experience health, care, and wellbeing.

This might not only cover certain illnesses people have, but also their access to care services and public health benefits, such as green spaces.

Health inequalities are a significant issue across the UK, and are vital to combat in order to have a fair and healthy society.

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