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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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Loren L Adams,Rashelle J Musci,Vanya Jones et al. Loren L Adams et al.
Structural racism is an important determinant of health inequities. Recent studies have operationalized structural racism using latent construct approaches to capture its multidimensionality instead of relying on single indicators as struct...
Lars Erik Almquist,Sarah Cusworth Walker,Ali Rowhani-Rahbar et al. Lars Erik Almquist et al.
Hospital-based violence intervention programs (HVIP) are a public-health approach to violence that seek to intervene with victims in the hospital and break the cycle of violence. While there are published blueprints for launching an HVIP, l...
Antoni Colom,Napoleón Pérez-Farinós,Francisco Javier Barón-López et al. Antoni Colom et al.
Socioeconomic disadvantage is associated with higher obesity risk in older adults, but whether walkable neighborhoods modify these inequalities remains unclear. We examined whether neighborhood walkability moderates the association between ...
Andrea K Blanchard,Banadakoppa Manjappa Ramesh,Usha Ram et al. Andrea K Blanchard et al.
India has experienced rapid urbanisation, straining the healthcare system. The National Urban Health Mission was launched in 2013 to improve access to public healthcare, particularly among socio-economically disadvantaged urban populations....
Lena Easton-Calabria,Caroline Reed,Teague Ruder et al. Lena Easton-Calabria et al.
Extreme heat is a significant and growing health hazard in urban locations around the world, particularly in the Southeastern United States (U.S.). While most extreme heat research and interventions are focused on ambient outdoor conditions...
Jane E Clougherty,Ellen J Kinnee,Perry E Sheffield Jane E Clougherty
Violent crime is increasing worldwide with climate change and ambient heat, with greater increases projected in communities already high in crime or lacking resources for mitigation, exacerbating inequities in exposures and health. Our work...
Megan Knapp,Maria M Munoz,Yin Wang et al. Megan Knapp et al.
This study examined the nutritional environments of restaurants offering children's menus and their association with neighborhood-level factors in a southern United States city with disproportionately high childhood obesity rates. On-site a...
Laura Nicole Sisson,Adrienne Hurst,Daliah Heller et al. Laura Nicole Sisson et al.
Over the past three decades, court-mandated drug treatment has emerged as a popular strategy to manage drug-related crime and substance use disorder (SUD). These programs offer dismissal or reduction of criminal charges upon satisfactory co...
Michelle Suh,Justin Berk,Lauren Brinkley-Rubinstein et al. Michelle Suh et al.
The United States has responded to multiple societal ills, from substance use to homelessness to mental health, with criminalization. A new analysis using City and County of San Francisco data shows jails disproportionately harm people with...
Maryam Tanveer,Ryan P Larson,Christopher E Robertson et al. Maryam Tanveer et al.
Exposure to lethal or non-lethal police-involved shootings within communities has been shown to negatively impact individual mental health. Most literature has found this association through survey data that cannot speak to contemporaneous ...