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Ten Resourceful Recruitment Methods for Community Research
“Nothing about us without us.”
What are the best ways to recruit folks in identified communities? Read on for advice from Estevan Delgado and Julie Maslowsky.
Population Health News Roundup: April
We curate the top population health news for you each month. This month, better births in Detroit, a birth control app, sugary drink declines in Philly, gentrification without displacement, and much more…
Citizenship Status Drives Inequalities in Access to Health Insurance Among Latinos
Nativity vs. citizenship status: what really determines access to health insurance for Latino populations? Read more from Dr. Gabriel Ramon Sanchez and colleagues…
Death Rates Rising in Virginia’s White Population, Says New VCU Report
Stress-related death rates among white Virginians is increasing, and big disparities remain. Read more from this VCU study.
Affordable Housing, Rental Assistance, and Population Health
“Since I’ve had housing, my diabetes changed.” How affordable housing and housing assistance impact population health.
Member Registration Opens for October Conference
Members: register beginning April 2 for our October 3-5 conference in Washington, DC.
The Future of Population Health: Student Spotlight
Meet 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
Interdisciplinary work in action: meet Sheri Johnson and the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute.
Should We Be Afraid to Look? A Review of “The Genome Factor”
David Rehkopf reviews Dalton Conley and Jason Fletcher’s book “The Genome Factor”….
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