Online gaming and online risk behaviours predict cyberbullying in adolescents
*picture credit As part our special issue “Communication Technology, Media Use and the Health of our Kids“, Fong-Ching Chang and… Read more »
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Does chronic low level arsenic exposure reduce lung function?
According to the World Health Organisation, arsenic exposure in drinking water is a hazard to human health. The association of arsenic exposure… Read more »
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To combine or not to combine? Specific vs general self-reported health indicators
In many population surveys, health status is represented either by self-reported specific measures or by single questions… Read more »
IJPH Blog chosen as one of the top 30 Public Health blogs for 2012!
We got an award! We were happily informed that Masters in Public Health Degrees has named our blog one of the top 30 Public… Read more »
Students’ Den: Social media use by Deaprtments of Health in the US
It’s been a while, but finally the Students’ Den corner of our blog is being revived! The following post is written by… Read more »
Public Health knowledge transfer between research and practice: IJPH’s ambitious endeavor
Today the Managing Editor of the International Journal of Public Health, Anke Berger, introduces us to a new exciting… Read more »
Socioeconomic inequalities in health betweeen Roma and non-Roma in Serbia: new article in the IJPH!
The International Journal of Public Health is very much interested in work relating to socioeconomic inequalities in health. In… Read more »
International Journal of Public Health: new issue out now!
The second issue of the International Journal of Public Health for 2011 is now published! You can have a look at the table of… Read more »