Border population health (PAX)
Border demographics, disease, and crime across the U.S.-Mexico corridor defined by the La Paz Agreement.
Acropolis develops reusable research platforms and public-facing studies. This page distinguishes work now in development from longer-term roadmap concepts; reviewed public outputs will be posted separately.
PAEON is a unified county-level outcomes engine that aligns population denominators, behavioral risk, morbidity, mortality, structural context, and access to care within a reusable analytic framework.
The program is designed to support fairer comparisons across counties, states, rural and urban settings, and years. Each workstream applies the same documented backbone to a different health or policy domain.
These domains are intended directions, not active studies or completed products. A workstream moves into current research only when its methods, data, and release plan are established.
Border demographics, disease, and crime across the U.S.-Mexico corridor defined by the La Paz Agreement.
Cardiovascular disease risk and burden in relation to behavioral, metabolic, demographic, and structural conditions.
Diabetes and metabolic risk, including obesity, physical inactivity, outcomes, and access to preventive care.
Chronic respiratory disease burden and vulnerability, with attention to COPD, asthma, tobacco exposure, and environmental context.
Cognitive decline, dementia-related burden, caregiver strain, and the geographic context surrounding families and services.
Cancer screening uptake, access inequality, oncologic risk, and population patterns relevant to prevention.
A planned repeatable survey of adults who provide unpaid care to people living with Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia, designed to describe caregiver responsibilities, health, support, and unmet needs over time.
Collaborations may include co-developed studies, analytic methods, grant applications, shared data systems, or longer-term research programs.