Study design, rationale and methods of the Revitalising Informal Settlements and their Environments (RISE) study: a cluster randomised controlled trial to evaluate environmental and human health…

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And some further reading 🤓 Exposure model 📄:https://t.co/bkWKR92iaM Protocol📄:https://t.co/9qxjlQA0t4 Concepts📄: https://t.co/wAFBkUqBpx 🌐: https://t.co/yzv1L7RlEC

Increasing urban populations have led to the growth of informal settlements, with contaminated environments linked to poor human health through a range of interlinked pathways. ✍ Karin Leder @JohnJOpenshaw @PascaleAllotey 📄 https://t.co/u0YcmbKJDf #CO…

#RISE is a global collab coordinated by @MonashMSDI and benefits from the input of so many great researchers (many not on twitter, or who I missed tagging - sorry) For more info: Protocol📄:https://t.co/9qxjlQA0t4 Concepts📄: https://t.co/wAFBkUqBpx 🌐:…

The RISE (Revitalising Informal Settlements and their Environments) study aims to provide proof-of-concept evidence to inform policies on upgrading of informal settlements to improve environments and human health and well-being. @Grant_Duffy @StevenChow…

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