The Southampton Women’s Survey have underpinned a great deal of our research at the MRC LEC, allowing us to understand the factors that influence health and the mechanisms that link them with disease. The findings of the study have influenced policy in the UK and internationally with an increased understanding of and focus on preconception…

Earlier phases of the Southampton Women’s Survey (SWS) have helped us to understand the things that influence the way children and young people grow and develop. We now want to find out about the lives of the SWS young people in late adolescence and early adulthood. We are interested in learning about diet, physical activity…

1st PRIZE Tommy Whitehead 2nd PRIZE Abigail Tebb 3rd PRIZE Estelle Nelson 4th PRIZE Amy Sweetham Runner Up Lewis Mitchell Runner Up Peter Maddams

1st Prize Faith Pressey 2nd PRIZE Holly Dadson 3rd PRIZE Sam Mackenzie 4th PRIZE Hannah Wiffin Runner Up Aeryn Giles Runner Up Amy Keall Runner Up Antony Maynard Runner Up Isabel Palmgren Runner Up Loobie Lisa-Marie Bailey Runner Up Mason Coster Runner Up Nicole Jackson Runner Up Sofia Mahmood

In March 2012 we organised a colouring competition for the children in the SWS, in two age categories. The children were asked to produce a picture on the theme of “The Southampton Women’s Survey and ME!”. We received many very colourful pictures and  were able to award prizes to some of the artists. Congratulations to…

Magda Segal, a professional portrait/reportage photographer, has taken photographs of about 50 women who have participated in the Southampton Women’s Survey. Magda spent a day with the women and documented their lives in a series of pictures. Photographs of twelve of these women were exhibited at the Southampton City Art Gallery and then at the…

In early September 2005, the SWS featured twice in major articles in the Southern Daily Echo. In their weekend magazine on September 3rd a three-page spread focused on the photographs of SWS women taken by Magda Segal. The photos captured aspects of the lives of some SWS women and 18 photographs were reproduced in the…