The IAPHS Blog is a virtual community that keeps population health professionals connected and up to date on the latest population health news, policy, controversies, and relevant research from multiple fields.
Member of the Month: Elizabeth Cope
Meet Elizabeth Cope and find out why she found her professional home at IAPHS.
IAPHS Student Committee’s Work Is Growing
Find out what the IAPHS Student Committee has been doing to support emerging population health scholars.
Population Health News, April 2026
Highlights of what’s happening in population health, public health, policy, and programs.
Moving Beyond the Ivory Tower: Reimagining How We Rebuild Trust in Science
Check out the plenary highlights coming up at our 2026 conference.
Conference Preview: Cory Jane Clark on Adversarial Collaboration
One of our plenary speakers, Cory Clark, talks adversarial collaboration — yes, it’s a thing — and more.
Conference Preview: Brian Nosek on Improving Scientific Transparency and Rewarding the Process
One of our plenary speakers, Brian Nosek, gives us a glimpse of his presentation, which will focus on the gap between our scientific values and practices, especially around transparency.
Member of the Month: Natalie Rivadeneira
Meet Natalie Rivadeneira and find out why critical theory is important to her work.
Share Your Win: Ryan Suk Begins Two New Projects
Ryan Suk shares two big funding wins. Congratulations, Ryan!
Population Health News, March 2026
Medicaid cuts harm everyone in rural communities, redlining affects pregnancy, environmental pollution harms mental health, and more population health news.
Share Your Win: Whitney Wells to Examine Parenthood and Cardiovascular Risks
Congratulations to our student member Whitney Wells, who’s been awarded an F31 fellowship.
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