Health Promotion Practice

Health Promotion Practice is a public health journal that is published every two months and goes through a peer-review process. It focuses on various aspects of public health, particularly how health promotion and education can be applied in real-world settings. The journal is led by editor-in-chief Jesus Ramirez-Valles from the University of Illinois at Chicago. Established in 2000, it is published by Sage Publications in collaboration with the Society for Public Health Education.

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Work, Retire, Repeat: The Uncertainty of Retirement in the New Economy

1 week ago | journals.sagepub.com | Deborah Carr

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The art of resistance

1 week ago | journals.sagepub.com | Alessandra Bajec

Tunisia’s creative scene is pushing back against President Kais Saied’s control. ALESSANDRA BAJEC explores three artistic endeavours that are breaking boundaries, and which were all spotlighted at the Nawaat FestivalYASSINE ALOUINI, A young filmmaker, was visiting his hometown Kairouan in the centre of Tunisia, when he had the idea for his short film Décret 25.07. The inspiration came to him after he saw roughly 50 Black people fleeing the city on foot.
Incidence, gross features, and histologic characterization of feline fibrocystic hepatobiliary lesions and extrahepatic biliary malformations

2 weeks ago | journals.sagepub.com | Megan E. Schreeg |John Cullen

Get full access to this articleView all access and purchase options for this article. References1. Adler R, Wilson DW. Biliary cystadenoma of cats. Vet Pathol. 1995;32(4):415–418. 2. Best EJ, Bush DJ, Dye C. Suspected choledochal cyst in a domestic shorthair cat. J Feline Med Surg. 2010;12(10):814–817. 3. Bettini G, Mandrioli L, Morini M. Bile duct dysplasia and congenital hepatic fibrosis associated with polycystic kidney (caroli syndrome) in a rat. Vet Pathol. 2003;40(6):693–694. 4.
Bad decision making on Earth and in space

2 weeks ago | journals.sagepub.com | Kamran Abbasi

Space, the final medical frontier, holds a particular fascination. Aside from the wonder, space exploration has offered potential for scientific advance. That is until Elon Musk assumed the role of space invader in chief. Our current notions of exploring space and exploring the implications of advances in science and healthcare1 are obscured by the dust clouds of Musk’s anti-science agenda on Earth. Science is a complex business. No study is perfect. Few study results provide a definitive answer.
The Gendered Ways Families Reduce International Migration and Mobility

2 weeks ago | journals.sagepub.com | Jacob Thomas

IntroductionMigrant selectivity is a product of how visa policies, inequalities, and social forces interact in complex ways to restrict the opportunities of some more than others to migrate. Migration scholars have conventionally assessed this by comparing immigrants to the entire population within the country of origin (Feliciano 2005; Kapur 2010). Yet we know much less about how these mechanisms that generate such selectivity in the entire population at early stages in the pre-migration process.
Covariate selection for optimizing balance with an innovative adaptive randomization approach

2 weeks ago | journals.sagepub.com | Ziqing Guo |Yang Liu |Lucy Xia

Get full access to this articleView all access and purchase options for this article. References1. Hu F, Hu Y, Ma Z, et al. Adaptive randomization for balancing over covariates. WIREs Comput Stat 2014; 6: 288–303. 2. Rosenberger WF, Sverdlov O. Handling covariates in the design of clinical trials. Stat Sci 2008; 23: 404–419. 3. Baldi Antognini A, Zagoraiou M. The covariate-adaptive biased coin design for balancing clinical trials in the presence of prognostic factors. Biometrika 2011; 98: 519–535. 4. Zelen M.
Forbidden words - Salil Tripathi, 2025

3 weeks ago | journals.sagepub.com | Salil Tripathi

The ban on Salman Rushdie’s The Satanic Verses has been lifted in India after nearly four decades, but its absence from bookshelves continues, writes SALIL TRIPATHIWRITERS FROM AROUND the world head for India each winter, criss-crossing the vast country to participate in dozens of literature festivals. Each festival has a bookshop, where writers are invited to sign their books.
Venezuela’s prison problem

3 weeks ago | journals.sagepub.com | Catherine Ellis

From inhumane conditions to unjust detentions, CATHERINE ELLIS explores the plight of political prisoners in the Latin American countryWHEN LAWYER PERKINS Rocha was seized by forces while leaving a pharmacy in Caracas on 27 August 2024, his family found out he had been taken only when they saw a post on social media platform X.
Where it’s more dangerous to carry a camera than a gun

3 weeks ago | journals.sagepub.com | Antonia Langford

ANTONIA LANGFORD speaks to a Yemeni cinematographer who found inspiration in a displaced singer, and was determined to record joy inside one of the world’s biggest humanitarian crisesEVERY DETAIL IS captured fondly by the lens. The kiosk, a whimsical farrago of vividly colourful scarves, dusty packaged goods and glittery tinsel. The sun passing gently over the woman’s animated features as she sings. “Sure, my voice is nice. Even if it weren’t, I can always add some sugar to sweeten it,” she giggles.
Georgian nightmare

3 weeks ago | journals.sagepub.com | Ruth Green

Repression is seeping into more and more aspects of life in Georgia, writes RUTH GREEN“NO TO CENSORSHIP” and “No to repression” read the banners unfurled by protesters night after night as they walk along Rustaveli Avenue in Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi. Protests are nothing new to the city’s main thoroughfare.