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What are the Implications for Women’s Health?

Women are far more likely to live in poverty than men – and, as the Rankings have shown us, poverty leads to poorer health outcomes.

Yesterday, Women’s Policy, Inc. hosted a lunch briefing on the County Health Rankings to discuss their implications for women’s health. Women’s Policy, Inc. is a...

What Does it Take to Build a Culture of Health?

Recently Julie Willems Van Dijk, co-director of the County Health Rankings & Roadmaps, moderated a Google+ Hangout exploring how local communities are building a Culture of Health. Joining her were representatives from three RWJF Culture of Health Prize communities:...

What Works for Health adds equity analysis

What Works for Health (WWFH) has added an equity analysis to its database of strategies to help users identify ways to advance health and equity in their community.

What Works for Health: Education Strategies Added

Education is one of the key factors that can make communities healthier places to live, learn, work, and play – but when we try to improve education, what works? To help communities tackling this question, we added four new strategies to What Works for Health (WWFH).

Three of...

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