Scot Hunter: key facts
- Kind of voice
- Sector leader
- Role
- analyst at the JRF
- Quoted on
- Health inequalities
- Press citations held
- 5
- Most recently quoted
- 30 Sept 2026
“It isn't right that where you live impacts how long you can expect to live in good health. It's striking but not surprising that people who spend more of their life in poor health are more likely to live in places that lost key industries: like manufacturing and mining towns as well as seaside towns and inner-city neighbourhoods.”
What Scot Hunter has said
“It isn't right that where you live impacts how long you can expect to live in good health. It's striking but not surprising that people who spend more of their life in poor health are more likely to live in places that lost key industries: like manufacturing and mining towns as well as seaside towns and inner-city neighbourhoods.”
Analyst at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation · Health inequalities · 30 Sept 2026 · New map shows the London areas with best and worst healthy life expectancy ↗
“It isn't right that where you live impacts how long you can expect to live in good health. It's striking but not surprising that people who spend more of their life in poor health are more likely to live in places that lost key industries: like manufacturing and mining towns as well as seaside towns and inner-city neighbourhoods.”
Analyst at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation · Health inequalities · 30 Sept 2026 · The Essex area where people live almost a decade shorter than their neighbours ↗
“It isn't right that where you live impacts how long you can expect to live in good health. It's striking but not surprising that people who spend more of their life in poor health are more likely to live in places that lost key industries: like manufacturing and mining towns as well as seaside towns and inner-city neighbourhoods.”
analyst at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation · Health inequalities · 30 Sept 2026 · Poor part of Birmingham where men only expected to live healthy to 53 ↗
“It isn't right that where you live impacts how long you can expect to live in good health. It's striking but not surprising that people who spend more of their life in poor health are more likely to live in places that lost key industries: like manufacturing and mining towns as well as seaside towns and inner-city neighbourhoods.”
Analyst at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation · Health inequalities · 30 Sept 2026 · The Coventry boundary that costs residents 11 years of good health ↗
Where Scot Hunter has been quoted
- West Midlands town named among unhealthiest in Englandbirminghammail.co.uk · 30 Sept 2026
- New map shows the London areas with best and worst healthy life expectancymylondon.news · 30 Sept 2026
- The Essex area where people live almost a decade shorter than their neighboursessexlive.news · 30 Sept 2026
- Poor part of Birmingham where men only expected to live healthy to 53birminghammail.co.uk · 30 Sept 2026
- The Coventry boundary that costs residents 11 years of good healthcoventrytelegraph.net · 30 Sept 2026
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