Candidates for 2019 Leadership Positions Announced
IAPHS StaffIntroducing our new leadership candidates….
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The Future of Population Health: Student Spotlight
IAPHS StaffMeet Allen Mallory, our student board member, and find out about his research on the health disparities of LBGT populations.
Institutional Member Highlight: University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute
IAPHS StaffInterdisciplinary work in action: meet Sheri Johnson and the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute.
Population Health News Roundup: March
IAPHS StaffWe curate the top population health news each month. This month, sidewalks in Montana, breathing better in Brussels, how the Great Recession made us sicker, and Yup’ik tribes look to their ancestors, and more…
Population Health News Roundup: February
IAPHS StaffWe curate the top population health news each month. This month, a park on top of an expressway, Copenhagen reveals its secrets, hookworm in the U.S., how home repairs help health, and more…
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…
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….
Our Most Popular Blog Posts for 2017
IAPHS StaffWe’re honored to share the remarkable work of our members and colleagues via our Population Health Blog.
Read on to enjoy some of our best from 2017.