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.
Getting Under the Skin with Linda Villarosa: Part Two in Our Book Review Series
Get to know author Linda Villarosa in this interview.
Unequal Cities: The First in Our Book Review Series
Introducing our new blog series of book reviews about racism and health.
Population Health News Round-Up: January 2024
Disparities in air pollution harm in rural communities and Amazon’s neighborhoods, easing loneliness by urban design, long-COVID in Latinx communities, and more.
The Academic Job Hunt: Strategies for Success and Sanity
Shifting your mind, approach, and time can help you succeed on the bewildering, often-challenging job market.
Our Blog Highlights for 2023
Check out what you may have missed on our Population Health Blog in 2023.
Values and Science – Embracing Differences: Towards the Big Tent Ideal
How do we make IAPHS a true Big Tent organization?
Population Health News Round-Up: November 2023
Mental health disparities found in Flint, Michigan and among Black youth, fossil fuel racism, the effect of unionized jobs on health, plus more in this edition of our monthly news round-up.
Population Health News Round-Up: October 2023
Effective public health messaging in a GOP-led state, homelessness as a form of structural violence, mental health issues linked to environmental risks, and more.
Population Health News Round-Up: September 2023
Disparities in Parkinson’s disease care, discrimination and Latinx children’s health, permitless firearm carry policies, and more.
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