Public Health Influence Map
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- Family and Culture — Families and cultures shape routines, meanings, knowledge, food, care, and support.
- Peers — Peers can model norms, provide belonging, share information, or apply pressure.
- School — School policies, curriculum, climate, meals, activity, care, and belonging affect health.
- Media — Media shape attention, norms, emotion, identity, and perceived choices.
- Healthcare — Care affects prevention, diagnosis, treatment, trust, and navigation.
- Neighborhood — Design, safety, housing, recreation, and social connection affect daily opportunity.
- Transportation — Transportation determines which opportunities are reachable and at what cost in time and money.
- Food Access — Price, availability, quality, culture, time, and transportation shape food choices.
- Policy — Rules and budgets shape products, environments, care, education, work, and safety.
- Economic Resources — Income, wealth, work conditions, and time affect housing, food, care, rest, and stress.
- Natural Environment — Air, water, heat, climate, green space, and hazards affect health.
- Community Advocacy — Organized community voice can identify priorities, build solutions, and shift power.
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