Personalized Trials: The Future of Tailored Healthcare
Imagine being able to know exactly what treatment works best for you. Not an average patient or a group in a clinical study, but you, as an individual. This vision… Read More
Author: Jon Scaccia
A conversation with Jeff Hanley
Jeff Hanley, Executive Director of the Commonwealth Prevention Alliance (CPA), has dedicated his career to advancing substance misuse prevention across Pennsylvania. With a background in nonprofit work at the American… Read More
Leisure Activities, Resilience, and Happiness: A Positive Chain Reaction
Imagine taking a break from your busy day to stroll through the park, play a pickup game of soccer, or even enjoy a quiet moment with a good book. While… Read More
Cancer and Cannabis: A Connection?
As cannabis continues to shift from its once-taboo status to mainstream acceptance, public health experts are grappling with an important question: What are the long-term health risks of recreational cannabis… Read More
Organizational Culture and Climate: A Key to Behavioral Health Success
In the ever-evolving world of healthcare, one thing remains constant: the critical role of organizations in delivering effective services. Whether we’re talking about mental health clinics, rehabilitation centers, or community… Read More
Finding Belonging After Homelessness: The Power of Meaningful Activities
Transitioning from homelessness to stable housing brings profound changes, but one significant hurdle often remains: the struggle to belong. While housing is an essential first step, it doesn’t immediately grant… Read More
Empower Yourself: Read Science Like a Scientist
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by scientific papers, “How to Read Scientific Research” is your perfect guide. This eBook simplifies the process of engaging with scientific literature, making it accessible… Read More
Racial Bias in Electronic Health Records
In the past few years, discussions about racial disparities in healthcare have grown louder. The COVID-19 pandemic not only highlighted these disparities but also emphasized how systemic racism continues to… Read More
Next Week in Public Health, October 18, 2024
We’ll start back up with interviews next week (if I finished editing), so stayed tuned to that. Additionally, we will be launching our merch store soon, so be sure to… Read More
Living Evidence Syntheses: Changing How We Use Research in Public Health
The COVID-19 pandemic shook the world in ways many of us had never experienced before. Aside from its devastating toll on health, the pandemic highlighted a significant issue that often… Read More
Building Resilience: The Key to Health Systems Preparedness
In a world increasingly threatened by natural disasters, pandemics, and other crises, health systems face unprecedented challenges. But with every challenge comes an opportunity—an opportunity to build resilience. The COVID-19… Read More
Switching to Opt-Out Organ Donation Policies: Is It Really the Game Changer We Think?
Organ donation is a life-saving act. But despite its importance, there remains a significant gap between the number of people who need transplants and the organs available for donation. As… Read More