Hannah Pitt
@hannahpitt.bsky.social
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Public health researcher exploring the impact of the commercial determinants of health on children and young people.
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docsamantha.bsky.social
Powerful Parliamentary Roundtable on gambling reform yesterday. Huge thanks to @davidpocock.bsky.social and @katechaneymp.bsky.social for organising, the lived experience experts for sharing such impactful testimony, and Usman Khawaja for his support.
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docsamantha.bsky.social
New paper out from our team explored how experts are consulted about gambling marketing policy development.

‘Industry still has too loud a voice’: expert views on government policy consultations about gambling marketing.

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docsamantha.bsky.social
Congratulations DR @gracearnot.bsky.social . Such a great achievement. 👏👏👏👏 Incredible thesis on young people and the commercial and political determinants of the climate crisis. @hannahpitt.bsky.social @simonemccarthy.bsky.social
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healthpromint.bsky.social
📣 Health Promotion International is delighted to now accept SHORT REPORTS up to 2500 words.

HPI welcomes qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods manuscripts.

Methodology papers focusing on qualitative or participatory methods are particularly encouraged.

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docsamantha.bsky.social
You gave us feedback that you would like short report format articles at @healthpromint.bsky.social

We listened and they are here 👏👏👏

Check out the guidelines in the link below!
healthpromint.bsky.social
📣 Health Promotion International is delighted to now accept SHORT REPORTS up to 2500 words.

HPI welcomes qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods manuscripts.

Methodology papers focusing on qualitative or participatory methods are particularly encouraged.

➡️ academic.oup.com/heapro/pages...
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lucywesterman.bsky.social
Yes! Please listen to young people!

My son (only just voting age!) is astonished at the gambling culture among his peers.
It’s inescapable.

It’s already ‘worse’.

Gambling is like a contagious infectious disease.
The gambling industry like an obnoxious mosquito.
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gracearnot.bsky.social
Delighted to share the final paper from my PhD to be published 🧩

'Engaging Young People in Action on Climate as a Public Health Issue'

OPEN ACCESS link.springer.com/article/10.1...

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docsamantha.bsky.social
Quick walk on the beach before @hannahpitt.bsky.social and I head off to do a weekend of gambling harm prevention education with sporting clubs here in South Australia.
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docsamantha.bsky.social
"Few episodes demonstrate the failure of the old politics more starkly than this governments refusal to implement the key finding of the late Peta Murphy's inquiry into gambling - to ban all gambling advertising"

Well done @zoedaniel.bsky.social on an outstanding Press Club address. 👏👏👏
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docsamantha.bsky.social
We should never seek compromises when it comes to the health and wellbeing of children.

Especially when kids themselves tell us that they want the government to take strong action on gambling ads to protect them from the tactics of the gambling industry.

Why are we ignoring their voices?
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docsamantha.bsky.social
Disappointing to see the Greens supporting a partial gambling ad ban.

Partial bans enable the gambling industry to fuel demand for their products through a permissive approach to advertising.

They DO NOT protect children and young people.

www.abc.net.au/news/2025-02...
'Albo, please do this': Greens offer Labor a compromise on gambling ad ban
The Greens have been pushing for a complete ban but now say they will support a partial ban to wind back the volume of gambling ads on television and online.
www.abc.net.au
hannahpitt.bsky.social
This paper was based on Emily Hume's fantastic Master's project, and this is her first academic paper!

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hannahpitt.bsky.social
Parents are concerned about the short/long term impacts of alcohol, gambling, cigarettes, and vapes for their children. They try to discuss risks but find it difficult to counter the positive messages their children are exposed to for these products.

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Australian parents’ perceptions of the risks posed by harmful products to the health of children
Abstract. Cigarettes, alcohol, vaping and gambling products can cause significant harm to children and young people. The industries that make these product
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hannahpitt.bsky.social
Thanks to the other co-authors for supporting this study and for contributing their own experiences about these issues. @docsamantha.bsky.social @simonemccarthy.bsky.social @mikedaube.bsky.social @maizie333.bsky.social @markpetticrew.bsky.social Melanie Randle
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journal-kristoffer.bsky.social
I clicked through into this special issue and nearly every article drew me in, such an interesting array of work.

Give it a click this Friday afternoon and treat yourself to a bit of insight! 💻📱

Well done to all involved 👏
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docsamantha.bsky.social
And from me in particular - as so many of the papers in this special issue show, we need to make sure we have an intergenerational lens on the CDoH. We must do better to engage young people in the decisions that are made about their futures. 🙏
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gracearnot.bsky.social
The Special Issue on the Commercial Determinants of Health from @healthpromint.bsky.social is live!

Free to read Editorial linked below - reflecting on CDoH values, challenges, as well as the importance of youth engagement and leadership academic.oup.com/heapro/article/39/6/daae183/7906032
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docsamantha.bsky.social
But we must also ask ourselves what is the future that we envisage for the CDoH field, and what role does this play in improving health and wellbeing for all? Some of these discussions are challenging but they are important as they will create a foundation of trustworthiness in the CDoH community.