Health and Education

Paul J, Consultant Clinical Psychologist

09-Feb-18 16:45

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The field of public health recognises education as a social determinant of health and an indicator of well-being. A recent report, by Princeton University economists made the stakes clear: Men and women who haven’t been to college live shorter, less healthy lives, and are losing ground compared with college graduates. To help us understand the link between education and health is consultant clinical psychologist Paul J.

Produced by: Tina Carmillia

Presented by: Tina Carmillia

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Tags: quality of life, education, public health, mental health, The Bigger Picture, Health and Living

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