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Can America’s Public Health System Survive the Next 3.5 Years?

August 28, 2025 · 5 min read

Recent leadership upheavals, budget cuts, and shrinking programs are reshaping the nation’s approach to preparing for health crises and managing chronic diseases. The next few years will depend heavily on politics, funding, and the balance between federal and state roles. The Current Trajectory (2025–2027) 1. A smaller, more politicized federal center. The removal of CDC […]

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Mission or Margin: How Nonprofits Are Becoming Private Equity in Disguise

The Betrayal of the Nonprofit Promise Fifty years ago, the American nonprofit sector was anchored by trust. Community hospitals, faith-based charities, and behavioral health providers existed to fill the gaps left by markets and government alike. But in 2025, a darker transformation is unfolding. Large nonprofit health systems are increasingly behaving like private equity (PE) […]

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Microplastics and Health: A Comprehensive Research Review

Microplastics are emerging as a critical public health concern, with research increasingly focusing on their impact on human health. This blog delves into recent studies examining how these tiny plastic particles infiltrate our bodies, the associated health risks, and what these findings imply for environmental and public policy. What Are Microplastics? Microplastics are small plastic […]

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Diabetes, Pregnancy and Maternal and Infant Health Outcomes

As diabetes becomes one of the world’s most rapidly growing health challenges, its impact during pregnancy is increasingly coming under the spotlight. Recent reports suggest that diabetes now affects approximately one in six pregnancies globally, presenting significant risks to both mothers and their infants. This article explores the pressing need for enhanced awareness, preventative measures, […]

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Public Green Space: A Critical Health Resource

On a hot afternoon in Shanghai, Ms. Liu walks her grandson to the nearest public park. It is small, just a strip of green between two large housing blocks, but it is always full of life. Retirees practice tai chi, teenagers skate, and neighbors gather in clusters of shade. For Ms. Liu, this sliver of […]

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Next Week in Public Health, December 18, 2025

Programming note! We’re not going away for the next two weeks, but like everyone else, we’ll be slowing down a bit. Same cadence, same articles, but we have something special planned for the last two 2025 issues. Pam Bondi Dismissed Charges Against a Surgeon Who Falsified Vaccine Cards. It Emboldened Others With Similar Cases. Dr. […]

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pubmed Dec 19, 2025

Inner strengths as buffers against the impact of insecure attachment on depressive symptoms in working women.

Jiao J; Wongpakaran T; Jenraumjit R; Worland S; Bunyachatakul S; He B

Some moms in China might feel sad because they are worried about work and family. Being strong inside, like staying calm and handling problems well, can help them not to feel too sad.

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pubmed Dec 19, 2025

Public health policy pathways for balancing ecological challenges, healthcare systems, and social development in rapidly urbanizing economies.

Ge X; Wu H

This study looks at what affects how long people live in seven countries, like Brazil and China, from 2000 to 2022. It finds that better health spending and education help people live longer, but problems like pollution and water issues make life expectancy shorter. The study suggests that countries need to work together on improving clean energy, healthcare, education, and reduce inequality.

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