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.
Population Health News Roundup: June 2022
Calls for climate justice and strategies, Medicaid payments for housing, and COVID disparities by occupation, SEP, race, gender, and red states vs. blue states. This and more in our monthly roundup.
There Are No Accidents: An Interview with Author Jessie Singer, Part 3
How can pop health scientists better communicate the role of systems, policies, and environments in preventing accidents?
There Are No Accidents: An Interview with Author Jessie Singer, Part 2
Income inequality, stigmas, built environments, and the lack of a social safety net contribute to disproportionate rates of accidental death. Part two in this three-part series.
There Are No Accidents: An Interview with Author Jessie Singer, Part 1
The way we view “accidents” is problematic. Read part one of our three-part interview with author Jessie Singer.
Population Health News Roundup: May 2022
Getting to zero traffic deaths, park access and mental health, Oprah talks health disparities, and more in our monthly population health news roundup.
Population Health News Roundup: April 2022
Mental health and the physical space, redlining and cardiovascular health, an environmental justice victory in SE Chicago, and more.
Making Population Health Science Actionable for State and Local Policymakers
Chris Bachrach shares highlights from our Research to Action webinar and discussion series, focusing on connecting with policymakers.
Podcasting for Health Equity: Tips on How to Start Your Own
Thinking about starting a population health podcast? Here’s some advice.
Population Health News Roundup: March 2022
Internet access and COVID-19 mortality, who’s left behind in the medical tech revolution, environmental pollution in communities of color, and more in our monthly population health news roundup.
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