Vol. 3 No. 3 (2026)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.55016/y81sbq57

Published: 2026-09-04

Editorial

The (inevitable) politics of public health research

Judith Green

1-3
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Research paper

Drivers of rural inequities in nicotine and tobacco use: A qualitative study of emerging and early established adults in California’s North State in the USA

Tamar Antin, Emile Sanders, Elaina Peterkin, Sharon Lipperman-Kreda, Geoffrey Hunt, Shelly Brantley, Rachelle Annechino

4-19
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‘What are we doing here?’: Implementation science and the politics of research as context

Emily Claypool, Aaron Neiman

20-34
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Framing health inequalities to tell political stories: Devolution makes the difference

Ally Brown

35-51
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The importance of sense of place for understanding health-related behaviours

Simon Pemberton, Mark Lucherini, Hannah Smith

52-67
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Lifestyle as living, or lifestyle as health behavior? A Danish case study of the contradictions and entanglements of contemporary health promotion in practice

Mathilde Grøn Laursen, Sara Marie Hebsgaard Offersen

68-81
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Research & Practice Notes

Diversifying outreach: Key practices for recruiting youth from equity-seeking communities into North American mental health advocacy movements

Victory Angeli

82-88
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‘Our Community Our Health St. Louis’: Learning from COVID-19 vaccine outreach

Anne Trolard, Hilary Broughton, Robert Doyle, Kym Radford, Luke Starnes, Joan Ferguson, Elvin H. Geng, Angela L. Brown, Michelle He, Hannah Kinzer, Brett Maricque

89-94
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Correction

Correction: Measuring social inequalities in self-reported miscarriage experiences in the United Kingdom

Heini Väisänen, Katherine Keenan

95-100
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