Understanding health variations: the interaction between people, place and time
Professor Jennie Popay, Lancaster University

Social settings at home and work: early and later life influences on health variations
Professor Chris Power, Institute of Child Health

The role of perceptions of family history in persisting inequalities in health and lifestyle
Professor Graham Watt, University of Glasgow

The contribution of social welfare in addressing health inequalities
Professor Margaret Whitehead, University of Liverpool

Inequalities in health service utilisation at the general practice level
Dr Sheena Asthana, University of Plymouth

The socio-economic and cultural context of children's lifestyles and the production of health variations
Dr Kathryn Backett-Milburn, University of Edinburgh Medical School

Influence of the workplace on social variations in health in early old age
Dr David Blane, Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine

Psychological stress, lifestyle and socio-economic inequalities in morbidity and mortality
Professor George Davey Smith, University of Bristol

Understanding health variations and policy variations
Dr Mark Exworthy