Public health researchers are increasingly questioning the consequences of gentrification
for population health and health equity, as witnessed in the rapid increase in public health …

Gentrification in the largest 50 US cities has more than doubled since the 1990s. The
process of gentrification can bring about improved neighborhood conditions, reduced rates …

Neighborhoods have a profound impact on individual health. There is growing interest in the
role of dynamic changes to neighborhoods–including gentrification–on the health of …

Gentrification is a process in which formerly declining, under-resourced, neighborhoods
experience reinvestment and in-migration of increasingly affluent new residents, with …

As interest in incorporating gentrification into public health research grows, so too does the
need for developing conceptual models and methods for understanding the role of dynamic …

Abstract Purpose of Review Many neighborhoods which have been unjustly impacted by
histories of uneven urban development, resulting in socioeconomic and racial segregation …

The planet is rapidly urbanizing, the need for actionable evidence to guide the design of
cities that help (not hinder) our health has never felt more urgent. One essential component …

Although gentrification is occurring at increasing rates across the United States, our
understanding of what this means for public health is limited. While positive changes, such …

In global cities, the impacts of gentrification on the lives and well-being of socially vulnerable
residents have occupied political agendas. Yet to date, research on how gentrification …

Gentrification has been argued to contribute to urban inequalities, including those of health
disparities. Extant research has yet to conduct a systematic study of gentrification's relation …