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Building Health and Equity Into Policy: Policy Orientated Health Equity Impact Assessments

Addressing "wicked" policy and social problems such as systemic health inequities and their underlying social determinants requires comprehensive and Continue Reading…

Wealth equals health in Toronto, but we can change that

A new study in Toronto shows how socioeconomic status can have a significant impact on your access to health care. The study, published in the Canadian Medical Continue Reading…

Health system transformation must focus on health equity

By Adrianna Tetley, Executive Director, Association of Ontario Health Centres Premier Dalton McGuinty’s departure as premier will most certainly bring Continue Reading…

New Federal Changes to Refugee Healthcare Make a Bad Situation Far Worse

The federal government today released its list of Designated Countries of Origin  The dangerous health impact will be that refugee claimants from these Continue Reading…

Dealing with the impacts of refugee health cuts

The health impacts of the federal government’s decision to cut health benefits to many refugees are becoming increasingly apparent. In our analysis, Continue Reading…

Childhood obesity: What we can do right now

This morning, Dr. Monika Dutt, Cape Breton’s Medical Officer of Health, spoke to CBC Radio about options and opportunities to reduce the health impacts of Continue Reading…

How Ontario government ministries are acting on social determinants of health

This is a guest blog by Nicoda Foster and Christine Chan, Masters of Public Health Students at the University of Toronto and University of Liverpool Continue Reading…

Childhood obesity in Ontario: why we must act now

Childhood obesity is increasing in Ontario and this has caused concern amongst governments, communities, and families. For kids, obesity can also lead to a Continue Reading…

Reducing Childhood Obesity in Ontario through a Health Equity Lens

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Childhood obesity is increasing in Ontario and has significant health implications. But not all children are affected equally by the burden of poor health and Continue Reading…

Health Equity Impact Assessment as a Policy Tool

The Institut national de santé publique du Québec (INSPQ) and the National Collaborating Centre for Healthy Public Policy publish a Public Policy and Health Continue Reading…