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Tuesday, December 13, 2022 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News
From Health Affairs
Dear John,
Health Affairs plans to publish a thematic issue on the topic of Racism
and Health in October 2023. In connection with this issue, we recently
opened a Request for Abstracts
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Learn more about how you can submit an abstract by visiting the
requirements and guidelines page
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Dismantling Structural Inequities
In a Policy Insight published in this month's issue of Health Affairs,
Anthony Iton and coauthors present theoretical and empirical research
linking community power and health
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The authors argue that population health interventions should shift from
a focus on individuals' behaviors to one based on community power.
In the article, the authors share the example of the Building Healthy
Communities initiative, supported by the California Endowment, which
enabled communities to hold policy makers accountable to advancing
health equity.
Through the Building Healthy Communities initiative, fourteen
communities were able to win more than 1,700 new policies, changes in
systems, and other benefits, demonstrating a successful example of a
democratic approach to community health improvement.
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Elsewhere At Health Affairs
Today on Forefront, Eric Kutscher and S. Alex Sidelnik write about the
Adderall shortage in the US
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Sara Yeatman On The Intersection Of Contraceptive Access And College
Completion
Health Affairs Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil interviews Sara Yeatman from
the University of Colorado Denver to discuss the effects of Colorado's
2009 Family Planning Initiative on contraceptive access in college
completion for women.
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Daily Digest
Building Community Power To Dismantle Policy-Based Structural Inequity
In Population Health
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Anthony Iton et al.
Increasing Stimulant Prescriptions To Prevent Overdose Deaths In An
Adderall Shortage
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Eric Kutscher and S. Alex Sidelnik
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