Public health is affected by shifts in policy, social and environmental influences, technology and much more. As a global health crisis illustrates, gaps and inequities of any size in these systems can have devastating effects for health workers, the economy, particularly impacting communities with historic and systemic health disparities. As Oregon’s first accredited College of Public Health and Human Sciences, our Oregon State University students and alumni have long been working toward answers to the challenges of lifelong health in their communities.

Get an insider look at the impacts of public health with a webcast series hosted by some of Oregon State’s public health experts. There are several factors that affect our ability to live a healthy life. But have you considered your ZIP code as a factor for life expectancy and an indicator of systemic health inequities? The place you live, learn, work and play have an immense impact on access to healthy food, outdoor areas for exercise, mental well-being and medical care, as well as exposure to air pollution and toxins.

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