Mechanisms and Consequences of Sleep Disparities in the U.S.
Sue BevanNIH PAR-17-234; R01 program announcement; contains links for companion announcement PAR-16-235 (R21) ; Deadlines July 11, 2018 and July 11, 2019.
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Important News About Changes to the Membership Year
IAPHS StaffOur membership structure is changing. Here’s what you need to know.
IAPHS Welcomes New Members
IAPHS StaffTwo hundred and seventy-four members–and growing. Our membership drive continues…
IAPHS on the Move: What Members Need to Know
IAPHS StaffUpdate your membership info and you might win a $50 Amazon gift card…
A Message from President Bruce Link
Bruce LinkCreativity, rigor and heart: a message from IAPHS President Bruce Link.
Population Health News Roundup: January
IAPHS StaffFood swamps, racism and weathering on the human body, paleo-epidemiology, and more: here’s what we’re reading this month….
Interdisciplinary Program Spotlight: Medical-Legal Partnerships Bring Health Justice
Emily MendenhallHow can legal and medical professionals work together to improve individual and population health? Read on…
Mailman School of Public Health: Executive MS in Epidemiology
Sue BevanThis Executive MS program at Columbia University provides the same rigorous research training as a full-time MS degree on a schedule that accommodates working professionals. Classes meet one long weekend (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) per month for 20 months. The Department of Epidemiology is hosting three open houses this spring: February 28, March 27, and April 25 at 6pm; deadline for application to the program is June 1, 2018.
Milbank Memorial Fund: Editor of The Milbank Quarterly
Sue BevanWith its multidisciplinary approach and commitment to applying the best empirical research to practical policymaking, the Quarterly offers in-depth, frequently cited analysis of the social, economic, historical, legal, and ethical dimensions of health and health care policy. The Editor, a paid position, shapes the editorial direction of the Quarterly, while overseeing content solicitation, submission, and review based on the highest editorial standards. No deadline specified.
Can Immersive Virtual Reality Ease Racial Health Disparities?
Malaika HillCan immersive virtual reality ease the burden of racism?
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