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The Impact of Workplace Suicide Prevention Programs

In the world of work, the silent specter of mental health issues often goes unaddressed. However, a study published in PLoS ONE sheds light on organizational interventions aimed at preventing workplace suicide, a topic of critical importance yet often shrouded in stigma. Why Focus on the Workplace for Suicide Prevention? Suicide is a devastating tragedy […]

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Workforce

The Science Behind Culture Transformation

In recent years, the term “culture change” has been omnipresent across headlines. From the systemic issues within the police force to the corporate environment, the call for change is loud and clear. But what exactly is culture change, and how is it achieved? The Essence of Culture and Its Influence At its core, culture is […]

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Society

Understanding Gun Violence Through News

In the first half of 2021, a study focused on local television news in Philadelphia, revealing a concerning trend in how gun violence is reported, often neglecting its broader public health implications. Despite the alarming rise in gun violence, which is a critical public health issue in the United States, local news predominantly frames it […]

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Developmental disorders

Early Autism Diagnosis via Machine Learning

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) presents unique challenges and nuances, affecting millions worldwide. It is characterized by a broad range of conditions manifested by challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech, and nonverbal communication. The diversity of symptoms often makes early diagnosis complex and elusive. However, a new study offers hope by leveraging the power of […]

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News

Next Week in Public Health; May 17, 2024

Lots of new people this week! Welcome! We’ve got a lot planned for you next week! Boost Your Public Health Knowledge – Subscribe and Make a Difference! Open the door to important knowledge with “This Week in Public Health.” Each issue is full of insights into key research, community health successes, and advocacy tips. Don’t […]

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Nutrition

The Links Between Food Security and Nutrition Security: A Deep Dive

In the bustling aisles of your local supermarket, the choices you make can spin a complex web of health implications that extend far beyond the checkout line. Recent research spearheaded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Economic Research Service (USDA ERS) casts a new light on this issue, exploring the nuanced relationship between food security […]

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Mental health

Revolutionizing Crisis Response: 21st Century Solutions

In a thought-provoking plenary session at yesterday’s NAMI conference, Dr. Margie Balfour shared her vision for building a 21st-century crisis system. Her insights highlighted the urgent need for a transformative approach to mental health crisis response in the United States, emphasizing the importance of system coordination, interdisciplinary collaboration, and sustainability. The Future of Crisis Response […]

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Mental health

Building a Lifeline: 988 Crisis System Insights

Yesterday, I attended the National Alliance for Mental Illness’ 2024 Pennsylvania Mental Health and Wellness Conference, right within a day trip drive for me. Deputy Secretary Deb Smith of PA’s Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services delivered the opening remarks. The discussion focused on the 988 crisis system, examining its implementation, challenges, and […]

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Funding

Unintended Consequences of Non-Profit Tax Exemptions

Tax-exempt nonprofits are often seen as pillars of society, offering essential services that address social, environmental, and economic inequalities. However, not all nonprofits live up to their promise of creating social value. A recent study by Edward N. Gamble and Pablo Muñoz explores the darker side of nonprofit tax exemptions, revealing situations where these organizations […]

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Health equity

Racism in the U.S. Criminal Justice System

In contemporary discussions about justice and equity, one profound question arises repeatedly: How does racism shape the U.S. criminal justice system? This question isn’t just a matter of academic discourse but one of urgent social importance. Racism isn’t merely present within the system; it operates through it, influencing every aspect from policing to sentencing. The […]

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