Research and other assorted activities. Alt account for non-academic stuff: @toll_mathew Bluesky: @mathew-toll.bsky.social

Melbourne, Victoria
Joined February 2013
It explores how climate change acts as a multiplier, intensifying health risks for people in poor-quality or insecure housing. And how climate-related housing vulnerability is rooted not only in poorly adapted physical structures but also the social organisation of housing
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We highlight the need for housing policy to be leveraged to meet the health challenge of climate change and caution against the pitfalls of reactive and selective adaptation that leave vulnerable communities susceptible.
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We know Housing affordability stress (HAS) impacts our mental health, but what role does financial wellbeing play? 🏠💸 This new paper explores how a person's financial wellbeing affects the link between HAS and mental health: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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I started a new blog, mostly going to talk about street photography but not just that. Here is a link to the first post - mathewtoll362490.substack.co…
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Social vulnerability to health impacts of climate change in Australia: understanding dimensions, drivers, and health inequality medrxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #medRxiv
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🏠Challenges and strategies in quantifying the effects of housing on health🏠 Quantifying housing’s impact on health has many challenges. This new paper offers several strategies for causal research on housing and health. @ANGLIhere @ke_mason @iamyuxi @rebecca_bentley
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In this new paper, we use examples from over a decade of research to illustrate some of the key challenges in undertaking causally focused healthy housing research. authors.elsevier.com/a/1kNWE… @unimelbMSPGH @Housing_CRE
🏠Challenges and strategies in quantifying the effects of housing on health🏠 Quantifying housing’s impact on health has many challenges. This new paper offers several strategies for causal research on housing and health. @ANGLIhere @ke_mason @iamyuxi @rebecca_bentley
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Mathew Toll (@mathew-toll.bsky.social) retweeted
🌏Did you know the WHO #COP29 #climatechange & #health report has a section dedicated to #housing? @ANGLIhere @MGHToll & @rebecca_bentley's research, cited in the report, shows how critical housing is to protecting people from the health impacts of climate change. Links⬇️
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🌡️In #Australia, the #energy burden increases with extreme #heat, and single-parent or lone-person households, residents living in poor-quality houses, and colder regions are at greater #risk. 👉nature.com/articles/s43247-0… @ANGLIhere @MGHToll @rebecca_bentley
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