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Director of the Centre for Population Health @ncphwr_wales. Co-Director Health Data Research UK, Wales and Early Years Academic lead ADR Wales. Views are my own
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England’s free school meals rollout risks losing sight of which children need help most Original

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By Michaela James, Amy Locke, Sinead Brophy
| The Conversation
The UK government has announced an expansion of free school meals in England. Starting from September 2026, all children in households receiving universal credit will qualify, removing the previous income cap of £7,400 per year. This change is expected to benefit more than 500,000 children and lift around 100,000 out of poverty, providing a broader safety net for families.
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Improving communities based on the voices of children and young people in Wales: Findings from RPlace

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By Michaela James, Levi Hughes, Marianne Mannello, Sinead Brophy
| medRxiv
The authors have declared no competing interest. Yes I confirm all relevant ethical guidelines have been followed, and any necessary IRB and/or ethics committee approvals have been obtained. Yes The details of the IRB/oversight body that provided approval or exemption for the research described are given below: RPlace has received ethical approval from Swansea University Medical School Ethics Board (#8808).
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Pregnant Women with Multiple Long-term Conditions Involving Mental Health in Wales, UK (2000-2019): Sequence Clustering Approach in SQL Server Data Mining Using SAIL Databank

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By Sinead Brophy, Jonathan Kennedy, Muhammad Usman, Mohamed Mhereeg
| medRxiv
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