International Journal of Public Health Blog
Program on Food Aid and Promotion of Healthy Nutrition – DIATROFI A large-scale initiative implemented in schools of underprivileged areas across Greece incorporating food aid, health promotion and research This is a guest...
Our new -and very exciting- issue was just published. I let the infographic make the talking! Enjoy and let us know what you think! For the table of contents please click here!
If you are interested in adolescent health, you surely are aware of the Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) study. For the few who might not know, HBSC is a WHO collaborative, cross-national...
It’s infographic time! We hope you like it! Link to study here!
If you are active on social media, you most have most likely seen some pictures portraying the (allegedly) best job in the world as a professional panda hugger! I might not hug pandas...
picture credit We are happy to introduce the newest addition to our guest blog posts series by Chris Patterson & Heide Weishaar. Read on, share and comment! * Following the Royal Assent of...
Happy New Year everyone! Our Editors and all of us at the Editorial Office wish you much health and happiness for 2016! We are back and we come bearing gifts! Our first issue of...
Today, December 10th, is the international Human Rights Day! This year, the day is focused on the 50th Anniversary of 2 Convnets, that were adopted in 1966: a) The International Convent on Ecomonical, Social...
picture credit Have you seen the report on European Health 2015 that was just published by the WHO? First the good news: it seems there has been some progress and some inequalities in health...
Today is December 1st, a day that has been known as World AIDS Day since 1988! This year’s ‘Think Positive: Rethink HIV’campaign is challenging people to rethink outdated stereotypes, challenge myths and be positive about...
We are happy to announce the arrival of the last IJPH issue of 2015 (by the way: where did this year go?!) In this issue we have two Editorials. One of those led to...
This time it was easy to choose which post to feature in our “On this month” series: as this coming Saturday (November 14th) is World Diabetes Day, we thought we’d go back to...
*picture credit With the refugee crisis becoming more and more dramatic and coming from a country that currently receives 7,000 refugees per day I can’t help but thinking what more can we do and...
picture credit A few weeks ago, we announced the winner of our call for reviews on Global Health. Since we had a lot of very good submissions, we thought it’d be fair to...
*picture credit (slightly altered) I am happy to introduce this guest blog post on our recenlty published scoping review on the mental health impact of bed bug infestations. This post was written by...
We are happy and excited to announce the winner of our Review Competition related to the 9th European Congress in Tropical Medicine and International Health (ECTMIH) (this year’s topic: Driving the best science to meet global health...
Can you tell I like making infographics? Have a look at the latest one I prepared for our recently published study called exploring the relationship between perceived stress and food intake in University students in...
Today I prepared an infographic for a study we recently published on soft drink consumption in adolescents and its association to violent behaviour (as well as some possible mediators). What do you think? Would...
This is a guest post and cross-posting with The Challenges of Parenting in the Digital Age blog and is written by Vigne Kozacek (@vkozacek) and Gary Sharpe (@DrGarySharpe) * ************************************************************************************************ In today’s online...
We are very happy to announce our new and increased impact factor of 2.7! Our 5 year impact factor is 2.88! We would like to thank our authors, reviewers and readers for the...
