Seniors with guns, sepsis disparities, what else is in Detroit’s water, Medicaid work requirements, curing urban loneliness, greenspace and crime, and much more, this month on our population health news roundup.
Structural sexism linked to health problems…seniors face homelessness, violence, and potential future financial stress…redlining being used in environmental justice..a high-tech app for people with low vision…and dialysis does equity right.
This and more in our monthly population health roundup.
Meet the Stanford Center for Population Health Sciences, an IAPHS institutional member exploring research in opioid-related mortality, mental health, aging, and much more.
Get to know our new Blog Editor Danya Keene, and send your thanks and best wishes to Sarah Burgard, departing editor.
Meet our Editorial Board, the behind-the-scenes folks who help us build fantastic weekly blog posts highlighting the best population health research.
Homelessness in babies and seniors, parental incarceration, Civil War disability bias and racial disparities, teen pregnancy in Zambia, AI and frailty, and more, in our monthly Population Health News Roundup.
Congratulations to our newly selected candidates for several officer and board positions. Members-only voting begins June 1.
Discrimination is linked to sleep, NASA tool predicts malaria outbreaks, a texting ban may mean fewer auto injuries, dirty air linked to mental illness (and where the air is the dirtiest), yersenia pestis lives, and more in our monthly population health news roundup.
Get to know Duke University’s Department of Population Health Sciences, our Institutional Member of the Month, and find out about their summer institute.
This month we introduce a new feature: IAPHS members in the news, plus our usual roundup of population health news highlights in tech, global health, programs & policy, disparities, and place.