A while ago, we had published a post presenting you with vintage public health posters which proved to be quite popular! It took me a while to have the idea to look for vintage public health videos and found some gems! Keeping the “cough and sneezes spread diseases” theme, two very funny tv commercials teach… Read more »
Here at the International Journal of Public Health we are interested in following the latest developments in technology as related to Public Health (and we have a facebook and twitter account to prove it!). We have talked to you in the past for the use of mobile applications for health (not only once but twice)…. Read more »
Did the title of this post leave you wondering? Was your initial reaction “how can GIS be connected to public health?”. Think again! The physical and social environment that surround us play an important role in our wellbeing and -therefore- the geographic concept of place cannot be ignored in public health! GIS provide a standard… Read more »
A while ago, we had posted about a study we published, regarding an online registry fro knowledge translation methods and tools (available for FREE download on pdf and html). We have just published a relevant editorial by one of our Editors, Louise Potvin , discussing this online registry and the need for evidence-based public health…. Read more »
