The Journal of Urban Health
The Journal of Urban Health stands as the leading, peer-reviewed publication addressing the complex health challenges of growing urban populations worldwide. Rooted in rigorous research, the journal reflects New York Academy of Medicine’s unwavering commitment to advancing the emerging field of urban health.
Fellows and Members can access the Journal here.
Setting the Standard for Urban Health Research
With a focus on the broader determinants of health, the journal provides a trusted platform for interdisciplinary exploration. Among other issues, the Journal especially welcomes submissions related to: documenting health variations (including social inequities) within and between cities to spur the need for action, understanding the impact of climate change and other environmental factors on the health of urban populations, evaluating the impact of urban policies on health and health inequities, and improving dissemination strategies of urban health evidence to communities, policymakers, and the public.
Key Features of the Journal Include:
Contribute to the Journal
Since its inception, the Journal of Urban Health has filled a vital gap in the medical and public health literature, becoming the definitive resource for those dedicated to improving urban environments and addressing health inequities.
To submit manuscripts for consideration:
Ana Diez-Roux, MD, PhD, MPH
Co-Editor-in-Chief
Usama Bilal, MD, PhD, MPH
Co-Editor-in-Chief
For all other questions contact Candace Moore, Editorial Coordinator, at [email protected] or at (212) 822-7219.