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What’s Next in Public Health? June 20, 2025

June 20, 2025 · 5 min read

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What if your health wasn’t just a matter of biology or economics, but of divine judgment? For centuries, American culture has been shaped by an unspoken theology: that the healthy are favored, and the sick are suspect. Today, as proposed cuts to Medicaid target the most vulnerable, it is worth asking. Are we still living […]

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Each year, the Annual Conference on the Science of Dissemination and Implementation in Health (D&I) offers a front-row seat to the cutting edge of how evidence is translated into action. The 17th conference, held in Arlington, VA, focused on a deceptively simple theme: “Moving Fast and Slow: Optimizing the Pace of Implementation.” While some studies […]

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Prevalence and factors associated with mental health challenges among adolescents with HIV and viral non-suppression in rural northern Uganda.

Kwesiga JM; Namuli JD; Akimana B; Serunjogi JN; Kitaka SB; Seggane M; Kaleebu P; Nyirenda M; Nakimuli-Mpungu E

This study looked at teenagers in Northern Uganda who have HIV and are having a hard time keeping the virus under control. It found that many of these teenagers feel sad or worried, which makes it harder for them to get better.

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Hail Lifestyle Medicine consensus position statement as a medical specialty: Middle Eastern perspective.

Alrajhi S; Konswa AA; Alhamdi N; Alshammari F; Alqurashi A; Alraddadi R; Alfheeaid H; Albattal S; Alsoqih N; Almuhaileb F; Alnais M; Kunonga E; Latif S; Tanigawa Guimaraes S; Tariq R; Albishri T; Alrasadi K

Many long-term health problems can sometimes be helped or even fixed by changing how we live our lives. Places like the MENA region have a lot of these health issues because of their different cultures and lifestyles. Special meetings in 2022 and 2023 in Saudi Arabia talked about using Lifestyle Medicine to help with these problems.

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