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Eleven Public Health Influencers to Follow on Social Media

In the digital age, public health influencers and experts often use social media to share their knowledge. Instead of just journals or conferences, these professionals use platforms like Twitter and LinkedIn to spread research, discuss health trends, and advocate for better health policies. Their presence on social media provides direct access to cutting-edge information, making […]

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The Public Health Threat of Bedbugs

Bedbugs have long been associated with tales of creepy-crawlies that hide under our beds. However, the problem extends beyond a simple case of nighttime jitters. Bedbugs have recently emerged as a significant public health threat, especially in urban areas worldwide. One city that has faced alarming challenges with these pests is Paris. Let’s dive into […]

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Workforce

Gaps in Public Health Workforce Development Plans

In a world where public health challenges keep evolving, the importance of having a robust and competent public health workforce cannot be overemphasized. Ensuring that these employees are recruited, retained, and provided with the essential skills to respond to these challenges is critical. But are our health departments (HDs) up to the task? A recent […]

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Workforce

Understanding Burnout in the Workforce: The Link Between Exhaustion and Suicidal Ideation

Burnout has long been recognized as a byproduct of relentless workplace stress. However, its far-reaching implications, extending to suicidal thoughts, have only been marginally explored. A groundbreaking cross-sectional study has recently delved into this association, revealing significant findings with potential workforce repercussions. Unpacking the Dimensions of Burnout:Burnout typically presents in two primary dimensions. Exhaustion is […]

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Workforce

Strengthening Public Health Partnerships through the GRIT Consortium

The global public health landscape is evolving, and the recent study on the GRIT Consortium is a testament to the power of collaborative efforts in transforming healthcare infrastructures, especially in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). With a keen focus on capacity building, this groundbreaking research offers hope for the public health workforce, emphasizing tools, training, […]

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Workforce

New Horizons: Health Systems and Community Wealth Building

Recent studies shed light on a transformative collaboration: the partnership between health systems and community-led initiatives like Community Land Trusts (CLTs), Resident-Owned Communities (ROCs), and worker cooperatives. The intersection between these entities uncovers a rich tapestry of solutions to contemporary public health challenges. At the core of these findings is a simple realization – health […]

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Understanding the Unique Struggles of LGBTQI AYAs with Cancer

Recent research has unveiled some critical insights into the experiences of young people within the LGBTQI (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, and Intersex) community diagnosed with cancer. While the healthcare world progressively evolves, there’s an evident gap in understanding and supporting LGBTQI Adolescents and Young Adults (AYAs) affected by this challenging disease. The study underlines […]

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AI’s Transformative Role in Medicine

In recent years, we’ve witnessed a major shift in the medical field, with artificial intelligence (AI) leading the charge. These “machine eyes” can now interpret medical images such as X-rays and retinal scans, often spotting features that might go unnoticed by human experts. Moreover, these AI systems are expanding beyond image analysis to handle text […]

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Health equity

Monitoring International Health Inequality

The quest for health equity is critical in global health, and health inequality monitoring is essential in achieving this goal. An insightful article published in the International Journal for Equity in Health by Hosseinpoor et al. outlines important strategies for enhancing health inequality monitoring to promote health equity worldwide. In this blog post, we summarize […]

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