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2) One health issue affecting Cambodian immigrants would be diabetes. Cambodian immigrants mostly live in Ontario.

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Healthy Lifestyle Choices in youth in the West 

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Healthy Lifestyle Choices in youth in the West 

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I would like to further scrutinize and examine the relationship between the lifestyle choices of people in the west, in particular Gen Z youth including the food they consume and access to healthy alternatives based on geography

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Aging in Place in China: Nursing Home Vacancies and Home Care
What: Fully-equipped high-end care homes and privately-run small care homes; Family relationship; Small cities with aging populations
Who: Seniors;Caregivers/Doctors;Family number
Where:China；First-tier and third-tier cities；Nursing home; seniors' house
When: Aging above 60
Why: Uneven quality of care homes leads to: difficulty in accommodating more seniors in high-end care homes to provide services, and high prices while Most small, individually operated nursing homes fail to meet care health standards; Nursing Home Prices; Unequal distribution of nursing homes; Family traditional concept
How:Accessibility of nursing homes; Lack of Practitioners
Yunxuan Gu

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Primary workers in rural areas are especially susceptible to emergency situations in terms of workplace injuries, accidents, acute health issues, due to their work conditions as well as underwhelming local health care system. Ex. lack of trained physicians.
Some of them may also face problems such as expensive travel cost to access medical facilities that prevents them from seeking help, even if their condition are critical.
This correlates to the topic of social interactionist approaches in studying of diseases as well as how available resources can impact overall health of certain area.
Key Words: Rural, emergency treatments , accessibility

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serena bahadur

I am thinking of writing my paper about the effect of overconsumption culture on obesity and healthcare in America. I believe at least part of the reason for high obesity rates in this country is because of their culture surrounding where and how much to consume. We are familiar with this concept both in material and food items, and I want to explore the impact this ideology has on the american healthcare system.

what, who, class concepts

Key words: American obesity, overconsumption culture, public health

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Obesity in indigenous communities in Canada, specifically looking at youth. I have not chosen a specific province yet. Seeing how living on a reservation affects their health, looking at access to grocery stores in relation to distance and prices. As well as health educations in the schools in these communities. Looking into access to gyms and sports programs and teams for youth. For course concept, how social determinants affect  obesity in this community.

Keywords: Obesity, indigenous youth, accessibility.

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Walkable Cities + impact on toronto

This affects both residents who walk and cycle as their primary
mode of transportation, as well as residents who predominantly
use automobiles as their mode of transport, as well as employees
who spend most of their job driving.

Health geographers have explored the issue by creating models and research papers, as well as helping to bring the concept to life in various cities around the world (e.g. superilles in Barcelona).

It can relate to therapeutic landscapes (course materials) by increasing quality of life through providing healthier and safer spaces/places

Keywords: "walkable cities", "toronto", "quality of life" OR "health impacts" OR "public health", "pedestrian-priority spaces"

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3) Large aging population not having enough old age care infrastructure
Who - seniors (age 65+), support caretakers (family members or professionals), doctors (increased burden of care)
Possible to explore: private vs. Public long term care homes, rural or urban divide in senior care
Course concept: biomedical model of health. Only take care as they get sick, not preventative as aging occurs

Keywords: seniors, long-term care, public health

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Immigrants in Canada dealing with Diabetes 

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Immigrants in Canada dealing with Diabetes 

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One health issues impacting immigrants in Canada is diabetes. One of the immigrant community impacted by this is the Black/African- American community. This issue is mostly apparent in low socioeconomic areas in different parts of Canada. A course concept relating to this is the social determinants of health, specifically income and living conditions.

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A health issue that disproportionately affects Indigenous people in Canada is heart disease. Although this can affect all Canadians, the prevalence is higher Indigenous communities due to a number of factors. Factors can include living in rural areas, lack of healthy food, scattered health care. 1 course concept are the social determinants of health - Maquanay 

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A health issue that disproportionately affects Indigenous people in Canada is heart disease. Although this can affect all Canadians, the prevalence is higher Indigenous communities due to a number of factors. Factors can include living in rural areas, lack of healthy food, scattered health care. 1 course concept are the social determinants of health - Maquanay 

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key words: Indigenous, heart disease, rural

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Choose one public health challenge (e.g., obesity, aging population, substance use, vaccine hesitancy, safe housing) and explore how health geographers have engaged with the topic and their contributions to the research. What are the key issues highlighted or addressed by health geographers and how are they related to the course concepts and themes?

- obesity will be the public health challenge I'll be choosing for the assignment
- individuals who are overweight/obese in Canada, possibly those who may have diabetes, those living in rural areas, areas where there's lots of snow or walking/biking is not easily doable (relying on cars), those who don't have access to healthy foods (due to living in rural areas)
- men and women are both affected
- designing the city in a way that theres more bike lanes, more community centers (to exercise), less unhealthy foods (less fast food restaurants), sugar taxes

keywords: rural, canada, obesity, adults

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I'm thinking about using topic number three.  Specifically child obesity in rural communities in Mexico.  I want to find links with socioeconomic status, access to healthcare or access to education.  Some course concepts related to this would be prevention vs treatment and social/ physical environment.

Keywords: Obesity, Children, Socioeconomic, Mexico

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The short and long-term mental health impacts on Indigenous communities affected by mercury poisoning  in Grassy Narrows. It relates to the WHO's definition of health (mental health), and is also related to a number of social determinants of health.

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The short and long-term mental health impacts on Indigenous communities affected by mercury poisoning  in Grassy Narrows. It relates to the WHO's definition of health (mental health), and is also related to a number of social determinants of health.

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Finding an interesting health issue that not a lot of people are talking about.

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Question 3. Public health challenge could be the delivery of prenatal and maternal care in third world countries. Health geographers have explored this by analyzing data of morbidity, mortality and long term effects of healthy child development. Can also observe it by using the concept of 'space' in terms of both medical and health geography 

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Question 3. Public health challenge could be the delivery of prenatal and maternal care in third world countries. Health geographers have explored this by analyzing data of morbidity, mortality and long term effects of healthy child development. Can also observe it by using the concept of 'space' in terms of both medical and health geography 

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I have a lot of specific, but discrete ideas I wanna research, so choosing which one to do is a challenge. It's difficult to connect them, and frankly this assignment asks not to connect discrete topics like the ones I'm thinking of.

Currently, I want to talk about the low access to medical care in Northern Manitoba communities, especially since it's so isolated. I also want to talk about vaccine hesitancy and trust in the healthcare systems within immigrant communities.

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Determining a specific topic I will do a paper on

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Determining a specific topic I will do a paper on

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What is 1 health issue impacting immigrant communities in Canada? Who is the immigrant community impacted – pick 1 immigrant group? Where in Canada specifically? What is 1 course concept that relates?

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What is 1 health issue impacting immigrant communities in Canada? Who is the immigrant community impacted – pick 1 immigrant group? Where in Canada specifically? What is 1 course concept that relates?

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Access to medical care and ability for services and efficiency using clinics and doctors