There is a need for transformative change in the way the healthcare system operates to promote health and health equity for Indigenous peoples.
This study examines the effectiveness of social determinants of health interventions for diabetes.
Black and South Asian-origin populations in Ontario have high rates of diabetes, and experience risk factors such as poverty, food insecurity and inadequate housing.
Life expectancy declined in Ontario from 2016-2021. This study identifies which populations were most impacted.
This research explores the intersecting barriers and enablers to accessing healthcare for Indigenous Peoples in Ontario.
Climate change is one of the most significant public health threats of this century, and it has particular implications for urban…
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are traumatic and stressful events that occur from birth to adolescence. This can include physical abuse,…
Although the implementation of community data governance is still in its early stages in Canada, emerging efforts are shedding light…
Anti-Black racism has deeply affected the quality of care for Black populations in Canada, particularly in primary care. Stereotyping, unequal…
Primary care is the first point of contact for many people seeking health-related services. It’s the foundation of our healthcare…
Old Age Security is a powerful poverty reduction program. The payments can be a significant portion of an older adult’s…
Evidence shows 2SLGBTQ+ communities in Canada experience higher rates of homelessness. They face unique barriers to housing, and there are…
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