Population Health Roundup: December
IAPHS StaffWe curate the top population health news for you each month. This month: scarlet fever, fracking and low birthweight, NAFTA and obesity, persistent Native American disparities, and more…
About IAPHS Staff
IAPHS staff is made up of individuals dedicated to fostering scientific innovation and discovery to improve the health of populations and reduce health disparities.
Posts by IAPHS Staff:
- Announcement
- Bio
- Book Review
- Calls for Submissions
- Commentary
- Conference
- Conference Highlight
- Forum
- Funding Opportunities
- How-To
- Jobs
- Meeting/Conference/Seminar/Workshop/Webcast
- Member of the Month
- New Publication
- News
- Other
- Research Highlight
- Round-Up Summary
- Training Opportunities
- Uncategorized
IAPHS Launches Fundraising Drive to Meet Financial Goals
IAPHS StaffIAPHS needs YOU. Read on for how to support our fund drive…
2018 Conference News: Call for Submissions Now Available
IAPHS StaffWe’re pleased to announce our 2018 conference and call for papers: “Pushing the Boundaries of Population Health Science: Social Inequalities, Biological Processes, and Policy Implications,” will convene October 3-5, 2018 at the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine in Washington, DC.
Population Health Round-up: November
IAPHS StaffEach month, we curate the most interesting news in population health. This month, we look at pregnant moms’ and kids’ health, disparities among race and income, how climate change and toxic ash are affecting health, and how inclusion benefits us all, and more…
October Roundup: Population Health in the News
IAPHS StaffWe curate population health news from around the globe each month. This month: how wealth and the ways we get around our communities affect population health.
September Roundup: Population Health in the News
IAPHS StaffDisasters, DACA, drugs, intervention points, and persistent disparities. We curate the most important population health news for you every month.
Cynthia Colen to Serve as IAPHS Treasurer
IAPHS StaffIAPHS 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.
Population Health Goes to Austin: A Preview of the October Conference
IAPHS StaffPopulation Health Goes to Austin: A Preview of the October Conference
Why We’re Launching a Membership Drive for IAPHS
IAPHS StaffThere’s no better time to join IAPHS. Read on…
August Roundup: Population Health in the News
IAPHS StaffOur 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….