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Landscapes of inequities, structural racism, and disease during the COVID-19 pandemic: Experiences of immigrant and racialized populations in Canada. 87:103214-103214. 2024
COVID-19 brought the water struggles in Ghana into our homes in Canada: Collective emotions and WASH struggles in distant locations during health emergencies. 83:103099-103099. 2023
Short-term impact of a neighbourhood-based intervention on mental health and self-rated health in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. 83:103052-103052. 2023
“And if my goal is never to leave Casey House?”: The significance of place attachment for patients at a specialty HIV hospital in Toronto, Canada. 83:103100-103100. 2023
Do cigarette prices near secondary schools vary by area-level socioeconomic status? Findings from a field study in Ontario and Québec, Canada. 79:102936-102936. 2023
The critical need for WASH in emergency preparedness in health settings, the case of COVID-19 pandemic in Kisumu Kenya. 76:102841-102841. 2022
Re-imagining world: From human health in the world to ‘all-world health’. 71:102620-102620. 2021
Towards an integrated theoretical framework for understanding water insecurity and gender-based violence in Low-and middle-income countries (LMICs). 71:102651-102651. 2021
From social determinants to social epigenetics: Health geographies of chronic disease. 69:102561-102561. 2021
Has public health messaging during the COVID-19 pandemic reflected local risks to health?: A content analysis of tweeting practices across Canadian geographies. 69:102568-102568. 2021
Area-level differences in the prices of tobacco and electronic nicotine delivery systems — A systematic review. 65:102395-102395. 2020
An ambivalent atmosphere: Employment training programs and mental health recovery. 62:102266-102266. 2020
Journeying together: A visual exploration of “engagement” as a journey in HIV programming and service delivery. 61:102247-102247. 2020
‘Wellbeing is shown in our appearance, the food we eat, what we wear, and what we buy’: Embodying wellbeing in Ghana. 55:177-187. 2019
Creating “therapeutic landscapes” at home: The experiences of families of children with autism. 52:46-54. 2018
“What the mind does not know, the eyes do not see”. Placing food allergy risk in sub-Saharan Africa. 51:125-135. 2018
A review of neighborhood effects and early child development: How, where, and for whom, do neighborhoods matter?. 46:155-174. 2017
Revisiting the use of ‘place’ as an analytic tool for elucidating geographic issues central to Canadian rural palliative care. 41:19-23. 2016
“It's like a different world”: Natural places, post-secondary students, and mental health. 34:241-250. 2015
Dreaming of toilets: Using photovoice to explore knowledge, attitudes and practices around water–health linkages in rural Kenya. 31:208-215. 2015
The Neighbourhood Effects on Health and Well-being (NEHW) study. 31:65-74. 2015
Co-creating health’s lively, moving frontiers: Brief observations on the facets and possibilities of non-representational theory. 30:165-170. 2014
A geography of moral hazard: Sources and sinks of motor-vehicle commuting externalities. 29:161-170. 2014
Doing ‘technological time’ in a pediatric hemodialysis unit: An ethnography of children. 27:112-119. 2014
Co-variation in dimensions of smoking behaviour: A multivariate analysis of individuals and communities in Canada. 22:29-37. 2013
Corrigendum to “The place of health and the health of place: Dengue fever and urban governance in Putrajaya, Malaysia” [Health Place 18 (3) (2012) 613–620]. 21:179-179. 2013
A model-based approach to select case sites for walkability audits. 18:1323-1334. 2012
Neighbourhood influences on participation in activities among older adults with chronic health conditions. 18:869-876. 2012
The place of health and the health of place: Dengue fever and urban governance in Putrajaya, Malaysia. 18:613-620. 2012
Individual and contextual determinants of blood donation frequency with a focus on clinic accessibility: A case study of Toronto, Canada. 18:424-433. 2012
Mapping bipolar worlds: Lived geographies of ‘madness’ in autobiographical accounts. 18:144-151. 2012
Spatial aberration vs. geographical substance: Representing place in public health surveillance. 17:1242-1248. 2011
‘I had to go to the hospital and it was freaking me out’: Needle phobic encounter space. 17:875-884. 2011
Institutional geographies in dying: Nurses’ actions and observations on dying spaces inside and outside intensive care units. 17:814-821. 2011
Cool aid? Health, wellbeing and place in the work of Bono and U2. 17:185-194. 2011
Neighbourhood deprivation and regional inequalities in self-reported health among Canadians: Are we equally at risk?. 17:361-369. 2011
Socio-spatial patterns of home care use in Ontario, Canada: A case study. 17:195-206. 2011
Displacement and tuberculosis: recognition in nursing care. 16:1069-1076. 2010
Health status and health behaviours in neighbourhoods: A comparison of Glasgow, Scotland and Hamilton, Canada. 16:331-338. 2010
Individual and socio-environmental determinants of overweight and obesity in Urban Canada. 16:389-398. 2010
Using population attributable risk to understand geographic disease clusters. 15:1142-1148. 2009
Health in Hamilton neighbourhoods: Exploring the determinants of health at the local level. 15:374-382. 2009
Emerging scholarship in the geographies of disability. 14:883-888. 2008
Understanding place and health: A heuristic for using administrative data. 13:299-309. 2007
Determinants of variation in food cost and availability in two socioeconomically contrasting neighbourhoods of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. 13:273-287. 2007
Mapping health on the Internet: A new tool for environmental justice and public health research. 13:72-86. 2007
An embodied geography of disablement: Chronically ill women's struggles for enabling places in spaces of health care and daily life. 12:345-352. 2006
Restructuring home care in the 1990s: Geographical differentiation in Ontario, Canada. 12:222-238. 2006
‘Reasonable access’ to primary care: assessing the role of individual and system characteristics. 12:121-130. 2006
Geographies of health in nursing. 12:110-118. 2006
Meeting health need, accessing health care: the role of neighbourhood. 11:367-377. 2005
The political ecology of health: perceptions of environment, economy, health and well-being among ‘Namgis First Nation. 11:349-365. 2005
Placing the consumption of private complementary medicine: everyday geographies of older peoples’ use. 9:337-349. 2003
The Aral Sea disaster and self-rated health. 9:73-82. 2003
Community responses and coping strategies in the vicinity of a petroleum refinery in Oakville, Ontario. 8:177-190. 2002
Liminality and breastfeeding: women negotiating space and two bodies. 8:61-76. 2002
Environmental risk and (re)action: air quality, health, and civic involvement in an urban industrial neighbourhood. 7:163-177. 2001
Late stages of epidemiological transition: health status in the developed world. 5:209-222. 1999
Environmental health metanarratives: an analysis of policy making in Ontario, Canada. 5:139-156. 1999
Guthrie House: a rural community organizing for wellness. 5:27-44. 1999
Moving experiences: a qualitative analysis of health and migration. 4:327-339. 1998
Allocating resources in health care: alternative approaches to measuring needs in resource allocation formula in Ontario. 4:79-89. 1998
Ageing and aged care in the People's Republic of China: national and local issues and perspectives. 3:149-159. 1997
Environmental health research: setting an agenda by spinning our wheels or climbing the mountain?. 3:1-13. 1997
Glenda Laws-1959-1996 Obituary. 3:59-60. 1997
Health and disease: A reader. 2:254-255. 1996
Diminished worlds? The geography of everyday life with HIV/AIDS. 2:69-83. 1996
Textbook in psychiatric epidemiology. 2:135-137. 1996
Theory calming: you can only get there from here. 2:41-43. 1996
Islands, health and development. 1:195-197. 1995
Power and community: Organizational and cultural responses to AIDS. 1:132-133. 1995
Coming out: exposing social theory in medical geography. 1:5-14. 1995
The IGU commission on health, environment and development: aims and activities. 1:65-67. 1995

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