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期刊名:Journal of urban health-bulletin of the new york academy of medicine

缩写:J URBAN HEALTH

ISSN:1099-3460

e-ISSN:1468-2869

IF/分区:3.2/Q1

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Navid Sedaghat,Avnit Dhanoa,Dylan Viste et al. Navid Sedaghat et al.
The opioid epidemic has claimed many lives and harm reduction strategies have been implemented to reduce overdose mortality and improve health outcomes. Supervised consumption sites (SCS) and their virtual counterparts, overdose response ho...
Stephen N Oliphant,Shaun Bhatia,Jessica Bishai et al. Stephen N Oliphant et al.
Gun violence exposure (GVE) is associated with adverse mental health outcomes and firearm carrying. The extent to which community-led programs aimed at reducing violence counteract these effects is unknown. This study sought to examine (1) ...
Kevin Y Chen,Sarah L Jackson,Ethan A Forbes et al. Kevin Y Chen et al.
Extreme heat events increasingly threaten public health, particularly in rapidly urbanizing areas like Maricopa County, Arizona. This study addresses gaps in identifying communities most vulnerable to extreme heat and heat waves by creating...
Nushrat Nazia,Zahid Ahmad Butt Nushrat Nazia
Toronto experienced two overlapping public health emergencies during the COVID-19 pandemic, with a surge in opioid-related mortality. We assess how these mortality risks co-occurred and diverged across 158 neighborhoods from January 2020 to...
Xingnan Yi,Zhaohua Huo,Xuechen Xiong et al. Xingnan Yi et al.
Family caregivers in East Asian societies such as Hong Kong bear a significant share of care responsibilities for individuals with disabilities due to rising disability prevalence, limited formal services, and cultural norms rooted in filia...
Paige M Hulls,Michael P Daly,Zoe L Clarke et al. Paige M Hulls et al.
Goods and services consumed in the night-time economy (NTE) are associated with adverse health outcomes. These outcomes are more prevalent in areas with greater deprivation and among minoritized population subgroups. This study was aimed at...
Desiree T Williams,Marina Mautner Wizentier,Jasmin Choi et al. Desiree T Williams et al.
During public health emergencies, infection control policies play a critical role in curbing disease transmission. However, little is known about the ways in which these policies shape family dynamics. Challenges may be more pronounced amon...
Evelyn Iriarte,Melissa P Wilson,Pranav Padmanabhan et al. Evelyn Iriarte et al.
Older people with HIV (PWH) experience higher rates of physical function decline and frailty than those without HIV. This study aimed to examine the association between physical function measures and geolocated social determinants of health...
Jonathan Feelemyer,Julie Berg,Amy R Baugher et al. Jonathan Feelemyer et al.
We assessed correlates (sociodemographic, substance use, and injection-related factors) of obtaining syringes from syringe services programs (SSPs) and/or pharmacies among persons who inject drugs (PWID) in the United States (US) in 2022 to...
Amanda Y Kong,Meng Chen,Lily Herbert et al. Amanda Y Kong et al.
Living in a neighborhood with greater tobacco retailer availability (TRA) is associated with tobacco use, and there are persistent neighborhood racialized and socioeconomic inequities in TRA. Zoning could be leveraged as an innovative polic...