Recent Publications
Population Health Analytics in the News & Media
Dr. Laura Rosella named the Editor-in-Chief for the Canadian Journal of Public Health
Dr. Laura C. Rosella, has assumed the esteemed role of Editor-in-Chief for the Canadian Journal of Public Health (CJPH), effective as of January 1, 2024. The Canadian Journal of Public Health is committed to advancing public health research and practice not only...
Professor Laura Rosella Co-Chairs the Society for Epidemiologic Research Mid-Year Meeting
On March 8th, DLSPH faculty Dr. Laura Rosella and Dr. Hailey Banack co-chaired the Society for Epidemiologic Research (SER) 2024 Mid-Year Meeting in Toronto. The mission of SER is to keep epidemiologists at the forefront of scientific developments. The theme of the...
New research highlights the impact of income disparities on premature mortality risk
In a recent paper, Dr. Laura Rosella and Emmalin Buajitti shed light on the intricate relationship between income, health behaviours, and premature mortality due to different health behaviours. Conducted over a span of nearly a decade with data from the Canadian...
Inaugural Network Meeting for the Solution Network in AI for Diabetes Prediction and Prevention
The Solution Network in AI for Diabetes Prediction and Prevention, funded by the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research (CIFAR), aims to address the distrust in AI technologies in health systems and lack of local co-design and planning for responsible deployment....
Population Health Analytics Lab Members Win Awards
Congratulations to Population Health Analytics Lab members, Dr. Laura Rosella, and PhD trainees, Lief Pagalan, Ijeoma Itanyi, Ingrid Giesinger, and Jo-Ann Osei-Twum, who have received outstanding recognitions and awards. Dr. Laura Rosella, the principal...
Researchers from the Population Health Analytics Lab publish new research on community-driven definitions of community wellbeing
In a recent paper published in the journal PLOS ONE, members of the Population Health Analytics Lab defined key domains and concepts of community wellbeing as shared by community residents. As traditional measures of community wellbeing often rely on quantitative...