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How Does Political Advertising Shape Discussions of Population Health Issues in the United States?
How does political advertising address population health issues?
Institutional Member Spotlight: The Dornsife School of Public Health at Drexel University
Under IAPHS President Ana Diez Roux’s leadership, Dornsife School of Public Health at Drexel University has added more than 25 new interdisciplinary faculty and doubled its research dollars. Find out more about their work in this institutional member spotlight.
Conference Report: Expanding the Definition of the Built Environment Using an Environmental Justice Framework
Going beyond the built environment and embracing an environmental justice framework, in this second report from our Seattle 2019 conference.
Conference Report: Structural Racism in Population Health Research and Policy
Our first 2019 Seattle conference report highlights a well-received session about structural racism.
Spotlight on Successful Mentoring
What does successful mentoring look like? Meet mentor Allison Mathews and mentee Alexis Dennis.
Mentoring Program Re-Opens Registration After Successful Pilot
Find out how our pilot mentoring program worked, what we’re doing to improve the program, and how you can sign up for the full program launch.
IAPHS Rocks Seattle: Our 2019 Conference Highlights
IAPHS Founder and Senior Advisor Chris Bachrach shares her favorite moments from the 2019 IAPHS Conference in Seattle.
Local, National, and Global Impacts on Population Health: Our 2019 Seattle Conference Preview
Our 2019 Seattle conference is coming up October 1,2019. Here’s a preview.
What Else Is Happening in Seattle? Population Health Research in the Puget Sound Area
Seattle and King County have robust population health research activities. Find out more before you arrive for our conference October 1-4, 2019.
When Anti-Immigrant Policies and Rhetoric Become Deadly
Anti-immigrant rhetoric and policies continue, with significant—perhaps deadly—implications. Read more from Tiffany Joseph.
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