Improving the Health of Populations through Science and Innovation

Population health science requires scientists from different disciplinary backgrounds to combine their knowledge and expertise to answer questions that individual disciplines alone cannot. The Interdisciplinary Association for Population Health Science (IAPHS) was founded to bring them all together. Learn More | Donate | Join

Improving the Health of Populations through Science and Innovation

Population health science requires scientists from different disciplinary backgrounds to combine their knowledge and expertise to answer questions that individual disciplines alone cannot. The Interdisciplinary Association for Population Health Science (IAPHS) was founded to bring them all together. Learn More | Donate | Join

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For U.S. women, how long you live depends on where you live.
Courtesy of Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation

America’s Health Gap

How do we improve health and reduce health disparities?
 
 

The odds of a long and healthy life are unequal in America. In 2010, life expectancy for women living in Marin County, California was 85 years. For women from Perry, Kentucky, it was 73 – a full 12 years less. The odds of premature death, disability, and disease are greater for Americans who are poor or black or American Indian. Even the best off Americans, however, fare worse on some health outcomes than their European counterparts.

Can we do better? The Interdisciplinary Association for Population Health Science (IAPHS) believes we can.

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Population Health News Roundup: April

IAPHS Staff

We curate the top population health news for you each month. This month, better births in Detroit, a birth control app, sugary drink declines in Philly, gentrification without displacement, and much more…

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2018 Conference

IAPHS will host its 2018 annual conference on October 3-5 at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington DC. 

Visit our conference page for conference information, submission deadlines, and registration details.

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round-up

Population Health News Roundup: April

IAPHS Staff

We curate the top population health news for you each month. This month, better births in Detroit, a birth control app, sugary drink declines in Philly, gentrification without displacement, and much more…

Read More

VISIT THE IAPHS BLOG

FOLLOW IAPHS ON

IAPHS CONFERENCE

2018 Conference

IAPHS will host its 2018 annual conference on
October 3-5 at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington DC.  Visit our conference page for conference information, submission deadlines, and registration details.

IAPHS ON TWITTER