Health Probability
Observing the intersectional nature of health
I write about the programs, plans and policies that serve as barriers to healthy behaviors; hoping to expand the conversation around personal and public health and bring attention to the conditions that create a community’s quality of life.
Health probability sums up systemic influences on physical and mental well-being and the likelihood of their impacts. Health is personal, health is public and when it comes to livability, health is intersectional. From our gene code to our zip code, our planet to our policies, our relationship to ourselves and others and the epigenetics of our experiences, many factors contribute to living a healthy life.
