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期刊名:Annual review of public health

缩写:ANNU REV PUBL HEALTH

ISSN:0163-7525

e-ISSN:1545-2093

IF/分区:20.7/Q1

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Vicki Fung,Damian Archer,Jennifer S Haas et al. Vicki Fung et al.
Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) were founded to improve access to primary health care for medically underserved areas and populations. Since their inception in the 1960s, FQHCs have grown to provide comprehensive primary care ser...
Miriam E Marlier,Rachel Connolly,Yiqun Ma et al. Miriam E Marlier et al.
Compound climate events involve the intersection of individual climate events that are linked through space, time, or both. Anthropogenic climate change will likely increase the burden of these compound events, which often have synergistic ...
Richard L Kravitz Richard L Kravitz
Direct-to-consumer (DTC) advertisements for prescription drugs are an enduring feature of the US media landscape. These ads are costly (>$8 billion expended by drug manufacturers in 2023), legally protected, and tightly regulated in theory ...
Michelle L Bell,Kenneth T Gillingham Michelle L Bell
While energy transitions have always taken place, shifts have historically been primarily from one type of fossil fuel to another (e.g., from coal to oil). Yet today we are experiencing transitions away from fossil fuel toward cleaner and s...
Christine Till,Philippe Grandjean,E Angeles Martinez-Mier et al. Christine Till et al.
Health authorities have promoted community water fluoridation (CWF) to prevent dental caries for more than 75 years. However, growing evidence has raised questions about the safety of this public health intervention, particularly for young ...
Kevin Grumbach,Rachel Willard-Grace Kevin Grumbach
The prevalence of burnout among health workers is alarmingly high and worsening. Many factors across the domains of culture of wellness, efficiency of practice and work demands, and personal resilience place workers at risk for burnout. Int...
Rebecca M Puhl Rebecca M Puhl
The prevalence and harms of societal weight stigma have increased attention to its presence in public health approaches and communication. Calls to action from scholars, advocates, and health professionals emphasize the need to address weig...
Katherine E M Miller,Chase Mulholland Green,Abigail Fassinger et al. Katherine E M Miller et al.
We summarize the state of the evidence on the long-term services and supports infrastructure to support aging-in-place. We find an extensive literature describing the importance of affordable medical and social services delivered in the hom...
Tyson H Brown,Hedwig E Lee,Margaret T Hicken et al. Tyson H Brown et al.
This article provides a guide for rigorous, theory-driven measurement approaches, proposing best practices for the scientific study of systemic racism in health research. We argue that the analytical crux of measuring systemic racism-a comp...
Helen Levy,Thomas C Buchmueller Helen Levy
A 2008 review in the Annual Review of Public Health considered the question of whether health insurance improves health. The answer was a cautious yes because few studies provided convincing causal evidence. We revisit this question by focu...