Authors: Heather Wipfli, Kristin Dessie Zacharias, Nuvjote (Nivvy) Hundal, Luz Myriam Reynales Shigematsu, Deepika Bahl, Monika Arora, Shalini Bassi, and Shubha Kumar
Published By: Globalization & Health
Date: May, 2018...
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Tag: Mexico
04/03/17 – Smoking Selectivity among Mexican Immigrants using Binational Data
April 3, 2017
Mexican immigrants have lower smoking rates than U.S.-born Mexicans, and some scholars attribute this to health selection, the concept that individuals who migrate are healthier and have better health behavio...
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Mexico public health institute honors Jonathan Samet
The Institute of Public Health in Mexico (INSP) celebrated the career of Dr. Jonathan Samet, Flora L. Thornton Chair of the USC Department of Preventive Medicine and director of the USC Institute for Global Health, as part of...
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03/21/16 – Health Reform in Mexico: Moving Towards Universal Health Coverage
This lecture by Michael R. Reich is presented by the USC Department of Preventive Medicine, USC Institute for Global Health & Program on Global Health and Human Rights. (more…)...
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02/26/16 – Mexico’s Feasible Path Towards Reducing Premature Mortality
Reducing deaths of mothers and children has been a longstanding priority for Mexico. But new research shows that non-communicable diseases require urgent attention in the country in order to meet is commitment to the 2030 Uni...
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New corporate wellness project launches with American Cancer Society
Dr. Heather Wipfli and the Institute for Global Health have been awarded a grant by the American Cancer Society to study corporate health and wellness programming internationally in order to inform the society's global cancer...
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