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Imagine a world where even the smallest cut could be life-threatening due to infections that no longer respond to antibiotics. This isn’t a scene from a dystopian novel; it’s a potential reality as antibiotic resistance becomes an increasingly serious problem. But what’s animal feed got to do with it? When Less is Not More You […]
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In the intricate realm of public health research, understanding the ‘when’ is just as crucial as the ‘what’ or ‘how’. Temporality, or the consideration of time, plays a pivotal role in shaping the outcomes and insights of studies. Let’s explore why timing is paramount, especially when navigating public health crises like pandemics. Why Does Temporality […]
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In a world where the whisper of mental health challenges is becoming ever louder, understanding suicide—a subject often shrouded in silence—has never been more critical. Recently, an insightful study published in The Lancet titled Individual-level risk factors for suicide mortality in the general population: an umbrella review shines a light on the risk factors for […]
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Northeastern University, a global research university founded in 1898, is seeking applications for two full-time Associate/Full Professor tenure-line faculty positions focused on Health Equity. These positions are located at Mills College at Northeastern University in Oakland, California, and are part of the university’s initiative to integrate social justice with its dynamic research culture. With its […]
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Motherhood brings many challenges and decisions, one of which is whether to return to work shortly after childbirth. Even though I’m a father of four, I feel I have a very limited understanding of what a mother goes through. I’m sure my wife would agree. In the article Maternal Labor Force Participation During the Child’s […]
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In pursuing health equity, the role of implicit bias training has been widely debated. Two articles by Nao Hagiwara, “A call for grounding implicit bias training in clinical and translational frameworks” (PMC7265967) and “The Problem with Implicit Bias Training” (Scientific American), provide critical insights into the challenges and potential pathways forward in utilizing implicit bias […]
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Healthy People 2030 is more than a government initiative; it’s a visionary approach towards improving the nation’s health over a decade. Since 1980, Healthy People has been setting measurable objectives to enhance public health, with each iteration refining its goals and strategies. As we enter the third decade of the 21st century, Healthy People 2030 […]
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In recent years, public health professionals have closely monitored vaccination trends among school-aged children, especially kindergartners. The latest report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) sheds light on the vaccination coverage and exemption rates for the 2022–23 school year in the United States. This data is crucial as it highlights the impact […]
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Global health initiatives have paved the way for international collaborations, aiming to address pressing health concerns that transcend borders. As these collaborations grow in number and scale, the need for equity within them becomes crucial. But what does it truly mean to achieve an equitable global health partnership? Let’s dive into the findings of a […]
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The School of Public Health at Texas A&M University is now accepting applications for a full-time, tenured/tenure-track, open rank faculty position within the Department of Health Policy & Management. This role suits those eager to contribute to health policy and management. The successful candidate will engage in teaching, mentoring, and research. Responsibilities include teaching courses […]
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