New year brought some changes in the Intnerational Journal of Public Health: One of our Editors in Chief since 2001, Thomas Abel, is stepping down from his role to focus more on his own research. Thomas has been instrumental in helping the Journal transform from the Sozial und Präventiv Medizin to International Journal of Public… Read more »
Linked to the October 2011 special issue on “Migrants and ethnic minorities in Europe: new challenges for public health research and practice”, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is pleased to announce the online publication of a new, original article in the IJPH. The article “Health, migration and border management: analysis and capacity-building at Europe’s… Read more »
One of the major stresses of PhD students and researchers in general, is getting their work published in peer reviewed journals. I am sure there are more than enough of us that at some point thought “if only I knew the secrets to writing my paper in a way that will increase the possibilities of… Read more »
After thinking and blogging about the use of social media in Public Health, it was bound to happen…The International Journal of Public Health has now a twitter account! Make sure you follow us for sharing public health news and thoughts timely and interactively! If you have a twitter account, we are interested to hear about… Read more »
The latest issue of the Inernational Journal of Public Health was a special issue! Entitled Housing for Health Promotion , it covers a wide range of subjects related to housing and health! From the health of homeless to place integration and health in old age and improving health and energy efficiency through community interventions, this… Read more »
Hello everyone! We are back and we would like to wish to each and every one of you a very happy and creative new year! We start off 2012 with an interesting announcement! The Global Advocacy for Physical Activity (GAPA), is the advocacy council of the International Society for Physical Activity and Health (ISPAH) and… Read more »
