Digital public health refers to the use of technology, new types of data, and new ways of
working that come with digitisation of public health and associated data. Data have been …

Any health-care development that doesn't rapidly become available to all individuals has the
unintended but inevitable consequence of fuelling health inequality. The response to COVID …

As we enter the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic, with more than 2 million confirmed
deaths worldwide, 1 it is increasingly apparent that, as tragic and grim as this statistic is, it …

With high transmissibility and no effective vaccine or therapy, COVID-19 is now a global
pandemic. Government-coordinated efforts across the globe have focused on containment …

Your inbox probably has more invitations to join online health research surveys than before
the COVID-19 pandemic. Online surveys have become an important tool for COVID-19 …

Earlier this month, the European Commission gave its support to exit strategies using mobile
phone data, recommending a pan-European approach for the adoption of contacttracing …

The UK's strategy to control COVID-19 has seen reliance on digital technologies, including
electronic booking systems for testing and vaccination and a National Health Service COVID …

Academics and public health practitioners studying communicable disease dynamics have
long advocated for open-access data to better inform risk assessments. During any evolving …

Work from numerous groups has shown the potential of using data from wearable devices to
characterise each individual's unique baseline, identify deviations from that baseline …

A potential concern is how to maintain public trust in science and high levels of support for
control measures, such as contact tracing, especially if they potentially challenge personal …