Amy J. Schulz, PhD
Professor
University of Michigan School of Public Health
Ann Arbor,
MI
USA
ajschulz@umich.edu
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Amy J. Schulz, PhD
2038.0 "Don't [B]other These People": The Influence of Post-9/11 Public Policies and Practices on the Social Determinants of Health for Latinas and Their Families - Findings from Detroit, MI
2073.0 Do social relationships protect agains adverse effects of neighborhood poverty on cumulative biologic risk?
3058.0 Experiences of Discrimination against Latinos in a Border Community Following September 11th: Implications for the Mental Health of Latinos in Detroit, MI
3085.0 Engaging community and academic partners in efforts to refine definitions of vulnerable populations: Detroit Reproductive Environmental Advocacy Matters (DREAM) Team
3263.0 From Research to Action: A Local Coalition for Addressing Social Determinants of Hypertension in Quibdó (Colombia)
3312.0 Do disparities in neighborhood characteristics modify the effectiveness of a walking group intervention to promote physical activity in Detroit?: Implications for reducing health inequities
4289.0 Framing Hypertension Risk and Disparities: A Case Study on Social and Political Actors Perceptions of the Role of Living Conditions in a Colombian Municipality
4437.0 Transportation Policy as Health Policy: Implications of Michigan's Driver's License Policy for Latinas in Detroit, MI
5191.0 Translation and dissemination of the Walk Your Heart to Health intervention: Sustaining an evidence-based walking group intervention to promote physical activity and cardiovascular health