Category Archives: Time trends

Rare enterovirus in US children: what’s going on?

By Lindsay Kobayashi
Posted: September 15, 2014

Category: Epidemiology, Health systems, Infectious disease, Time trends | Tagged epidemiology, health care, hospital, infectious disease, outbreak, prevention, public health, virus | Leave a comment

Immigrant youth to Canada are less active than Canadians, but only for a little bit

By Atif Kukaswadia
Posted: July 28, 2014

Category: Determinants of health, Epidemiology, Nutrition, Running, Time trends | Tagged epidemiology, health care, Health Disparities, interventions, knowledge translation, minority health, obesity, physical activity, public health, Social Determinants of Health | Leave a comment

Bullet Points: This article has no waiting period

By Atif Kukaswadia
Posted: June 24, 2014

Category: Determinants of health, Preventable Deaths, Time trends | Tagged communication, epidemiology, health care, Health Disparities, interventions, Politics, prevention, public health, Structural Violence | Leave a comment

Where I politely explain to a politician that they’re wrong

By Atif Kukaswadia
Posted: February 24, 2014

Category: Determinants of health, Epidemiology, Science Outreach, Time trends | Tagged communication, epidemiology, health care, Health Disparities, interventions, minority health, prevention, privilege, public health, Social Determinants of Health | 2 Comments

The Biggest Public Health Stories of 2013

By Atif Kukaswadia
Posted: December 30, 2013

Category: Cancer, Determinants of health, Epidemiology, History of Public Health, Industry, Science Outreach, Social Media, Time trends | Tagged cancer, epidemiology, health care, Health Disparities, infectious disease, interventions, minority health | 2 Comments

The social conditions of health and disease

By Lindsay Kobayashi
Posted: September 10, 2013

Category: Determinants of health, Epidemiology, History of Public Health, Time trends | Leave a comment