Analysing the UK's obesity strategy | Interviews | Naked Scientists
International Women's Day - Dolly Theis - Channing School
The Cambridge Union - To mark the exciting launch of CUA, we are planing a big launch event when we are able to with lots more alumni events to follow! We would
Early Career Researchers | Cambridge Public Health
Dr Dolly Theis - Visiting Researcher - MRC Epidemiology Unit | LinkedIn
Dr Dolly Theis - Visiting Researcher - MRC Epidemiology Unit | LinkedIn
Quick Bites: Snap analysis of party conferences | Food Foundation
Keeping Britain Healthy - Big Tent Ideas Festival
Menu labelling linked to less fat and salt in food at major UK restaurant chains | University of Cambridge
Dolly Theis: What can Conservative history teach us about tackling obesity? | Conservative Home
How is Government Influenced on Obesity Policy? | Podcast Interview with Dolly Theis - YouTube
Dolly Theis – The Conversation
How is government influenced on Obesity Policy? | Dolly Theis | Healthy Discussions #6 by HLA Listen
How to turn your policy ideas into reality - Cast From Clay
Meet Dr Dolly Theis, Dr Xand van Tulleken Wife! Age, Job
How is government influenced on Obesity Policy? | Dolly Theis | Healthy Discussions #6 by HLA Listen
CBBC presenter Dr Xand Tulleken engaged | LondonWorld
Bright Blue TV: The big issue? - Bright Blue
Dolly Theis - Networks of evidence and expertise for public policy
MRC Epidemiology Unit on Twitter: "Why is it so difficult for UK governments to make progress on tackling obesity and food systems? Join Dolly Theis, Dr Kelly Parsons & Dame Una O'Brien on 19 July to discuss how govt can make policy change more ...
S1E9- Dolly Theis - Finding fairhealth podcast | Acast
Associations between trajectories of obesity prevalence in English primary school children and the UK soft drinks industry levy: An interrupted time series analysis of surveillance data | PLOS Medicine
Is Obesity Policy in England Fit for Purpose? Analysis of Government Strategies and Policies, 1992–2020 - THEIS - 2021 - The Milbank Quarterly - Wiley Online Library
Prospects for the 2019 Cambridge City Council elections | Phil Rodgers
