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PrEP in the South West
On behalf of Lynn, Ethan presented his findings on the behavioural barriers underpinning PrEP uptake in the South West of England, completed for our client
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On behalf of Lynn, Ethan presented his findings on the behavioural barriers underpinning PrEP uptake in the South West of England, completed for our client
COVID-19 taught us that tackling a pandemic means tackling two pandemics: one viral and one informational. Here are some of the emerging, and yet-to-emerge, misinformation
The climate crisis is at a tipping point. Climate change conspiracy theories can have dire consequences for the environment, our local communities, and society at
This week has proven that climate change is an emergency. As practitioners, we have discussed at length how we can affect societal change and provide
Patriotism and diversity are mutually exclusive. At least, that’s how the far-right would have it. This month, against the backdrop of Pride, the LGBTQ+ community
How the far right responded In the aftermath of Britain’s ‘no confidence’ vote in the Prime Minister, we at The Misinformation Cell turned our focus
For this year’s World Environment Day, the theme is Only One Earth. In the universe are billions of galaxies. In our galaxy are billions of
Companies have been in the practice of using behavioural science strategies to engage with customers, for the better part of the last 100 years, only
Ever made a promise to yourself to exercise more, drink less, eat healthy?
You even made a great start (Fresh Start Effect, anyone?) with trips to the gym, switching to non-alcoholic beer, or remembering your 5 a day.
Stuck at the till and fancy a chocolate to go? You look around but there’s no chocolate in sight – instead packets of nuts and fruit line the checkout shelves. Okay, that’ll do. You pop through two packets of nuts and a piece of fruit to your basket and proceed to checkout.
Sound familiar?
