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Thursday, April 27, 2023 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News
From Health Affairs
Dear John,
In case you missed it, SIIA announced the NEAL Award recipients this
week, and the Racism & Health issue
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from Health Affairs was recognized for "Best DEI Coverage
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up-to-date research on the topic, visit our website
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Residential Segregation & Health
Today, Health Affairs published two new Health Policy Briefs focused on
how residential segregation affects health and relevant policy
interventions to address.
In one of the policy briefs released today, Justin Steil and Mariana
Arcaya describe how residential segregation is a structural determinant
of health
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outlining how it mediates exposure to factors that affect health,
including education, income, employment, and housing.
"The evidence is particularly consistent in showing adverse maternal
health and birth outcomes and obesity-related outcomes associated with
segregation," the authors report. "Segregation is also associated with
health disparities between Black and White populations."
In a second brief, Michael Lens and Justin Steil take stock of policy
interventions to address residential segregation
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and improve health.
The authors note that policies and programs that affect neighborhood
segregation are primarily people-based or place-based, and they suggest
that a combination of these two approaches is typically more effective
than those that use only one approach.
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Elsewhere At Health Affairs
Today in Forefront, Lisa Geller and coauthors examine the connections
between domestic violence and gun violence
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and call for interventions to reduce harm in communities.
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Residential Segregation And Health: History, Harms, And Next Steps
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Justin Steil and Mariana Arcaya
Public Policies To Address Residential Segregation And Improve Health
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Michael Lens and Justin Steil
It's Time To Take Seriously The Connection Between Domestic Violence
And Gun Violence
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Lisa Geller et al.
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Which of the below is an example of a social determinant of health?
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* education
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