Cynthia Colen to Serve as IAPHS Treasurer
IAPHS President Sandro Galea announced the appointment of Cynthia Colen, Associate Professor of Sociology at Ohio State University, as IAPHS Treasurer for the years 2018-2020.
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Sep, 2017
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Sep, 2017
Population Health Goes to Austin: A Preview of the October Conference
Population Health Goes to Austin: A Preview of the October Conference
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Aug, 2017
Why We’re Launching a Membership Drive for IAPHS
There's no better time to join IAPHS. Read on...
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Aug, 2017
August Roundup: Population Health in the News
Our curated list of population health news from around the world. Read on for more about the opiate crisis, Zuckerberg's big gift, and how getting around in the city can affect in your health, and more....
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Aug, 2017
The Interdisciplinary Association for Population Health Science: A Vision from the Board
What's the IAPHS all about? Read on for the Board's vision for the organization and its future.
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Jul, 2017
July Roundup: Population Health in the News
Each month, we scan the globe to bring you the latest in population health news. What's new this month? Keep reading...
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Jul, 2017
IAPHS Launches an Election
Voting begins July 28 for IAPHS's 2017 election. At stake are the new President-Elect of IAPHS, who will subsequently serve as President and Past President; three new Board members serving 3-year terms, and a Student [...]
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Jun, 2017
June Roundup: Population Health in the News
How are policy choices around the world affecting population health? HUD Housing Assistance, But Not Vouchers, Linked To Improvement in Health Measurements (American Journal of Public Health, April 2017) The Economist: The most neglected threat [...]
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Jun, 2017
Register for the Austin Conference!
Registration is now open for Improving Population Health: Now, Across People’s Lives, and Across Generations to Come in Austin, Texas October 2-4, 2017. View the agenda and register here. Registration is free, but required. The [...]
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Jun, 2017
Blog Editors–Old and New
Every Monday since its launch on February 6, a new post has gone up on the IAPHS blog. Readers have treated themselves to a rich range of topics, from the effects of debt on health [...]