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The latest issue of Health Economics News from CHE showcases recent successes, new research and opportunities to engage with us.
The summer placements give postgraduate students in health economics the opportunity to gain hands-on research experience, working on projects under the supervision of experienced health economists.
Professor Andrea Manca recently travelled to Japan, to deliver the Centre for Health Economics’ Statistical Methods for Economic Evaluation in HTA (SMEEHTA) short course.
The European Health Economics Association (EuHEA) Conference 2026 took place in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, from 15 to 17 July, with pre-conference sessions and a welcome reception held on 14 July.
Read the latest Research Summaries of CHE's recently published research.
Thanzi Programme Manager Alex Rollinger shares her career journey from event coordination at a major motor-racing circuit to becoming one of CHE’s first Project Coordinators and leading the Thanzi Programme, a major global health research programme co-led by CHE and partners in East, Central & Southern Africa.
CHE was recognised with a top sustainability award at the University of York Green Impact Awards.
CHE's Health Economics News:
- Issue 54: CHE News, Autumn 2026
- Issue 53: CHE News, Summer 2026
- Issue 52: CHE News, Spring 2026
- Past issues of CHE's Health Economics News