This groundbreaking report examines the work of the Pioneer Health Centre in Peckham, one of the world's first public health clinics that focused on preventative medicine and community-based health initiatives. Written by the centre's own team of biologists, this report provides a unique insight into the pioneering work that laid the foundation for modern public health.

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