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Depression Interventions for Individuals with Disabilities: Comprehensive Review and Insights

In the realm of mental health, a stark reality often overlooked is the heightened vulnerability of individuals with disabilities to depression. This comprehensive review seeks to unpack the intricacies of this relationship, explore intervention strategies, and highlight the need for disability-specific care. Understanding the Complex Landscape of Disability and Depression Disability encompasses a broad spectrum […]

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Implementation

How Hospitals Tackle Social Determinants

When we think of hospitals, we usually imagine them as places that treat illness and injury. However, the role of hospitals extends beyond just medical care. They also play a crucial part in addressing the social determinants of health (SDOH)—the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work, and age. These determinants significantly influence […]

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News

Next Week in Public Health, May 31, 2024

We’ve added a bunch of new journals to make sure you have the most comprehensive view of the scientific and policy landscape. Here are some things to expect next week. Become a Health Innovator – Get Weekly Updates! Stay at the forefront of public health with “This Week in Public Health.” Each issue updates you […]

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Mental health

Exploring the Healing Power of Forest-Based Wellness on Middle-Aged Stress

In today’s fast-paced world, the demands of urban living can weigh heavily on our mental and physical health. Forest-based health and wellness (FHW) offers a promising respite from these pressures. Recent research investigates how a three-day immersion in nature can help reduce stress levels in middle-aged individuals. Forest Bathing: An Oasis Amid Urban Hustle Originating […]

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Mental health

$326 Billion Lost: Barriers to Depression Treatment

Depression has become a pressing global health issue, affecting millions across all demographics. In the past three decades, its prevalence has increased significantly, especially among adolescents in the United States. This surge has led to severe health, economic, and social consequences. While numerous treatments exist, access remains unequal, influenced by socioeconomic factors, cultural stigmas, and […]

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Health equity

New Research Sheds Light on Whooping Cough Treatments

Kentucky has recently reported an outbreak of whooping cough, also known as pertussis. This contagious respiratory disease can be particularly severe in young children and unvaccinated individuals. Amid this outbreak, understanding the effectiveness of various treatments is crucial. This blog aims to break down recent scientific findings on treatments for whooping cough (pulling from a […]

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Global

Oropouche Fever: An Emerging Threat in the Americas

In recent years, Oropouche fever has quietly become one of the most significant yet lesser-known health threats in South and Central America. Recently, news outlets are reporting an outbreak in several countries, including our very close neighbor to the south, Cuba.. Despite being the second most frequent arboviral disease in Brazil, trailing only dengue, many […]

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Health equity

Olmstead Decision: A Step Towards Health Equity

It’s coming up on the 25th anniversary of the landmark Supreme Court case Olmstead v. L.C.This significant milestone in the journey toward a more just and equitable public health system in the United States. This decision, rooted in the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), continues to shape how we think about disability rights and community-based […]

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Funding

The Power of Partnership: Unveiling the Motives Behind Cause-Related Marketing

In an era where consumer consciousness is not just about product quality but also corporate responsibility, cause-related marketing (CrM) has emerged as a significant strategy for businesses. This marketing approach not only highlights a company’s commitment to societal issues but also forges meaningful partnerships with nonprofit organizations (NPOs). By delving into a recent systematic review, […]

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Health equity

How Addressing Mass Incarceration Can Transform Public Health

Imagine a society where the health and dignity of every individual are prioritized, regardless of their circumstances. The United States, with the highest incarceration rate globally, faces a critical public health crisis deeply intertwined with the system of mass incarceration. This blog delves into the profound implications of incarceration on public health and explores transformative […]

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News

Next Week in Public Health, May 24, 2024

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