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Sudan’s Humanitarian Health Crisis:

Sudan is currently facing one of the most severe humanitarian and health crises in the world. Ongoing conflict has plunged the nation into chaos, leaving millions of civilians in desperate need of aid. The World Health Organization has reported that over 20 million people in Sudan now require humanitarian assistance, with the healthcare system on […]

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Stress Management Techniques for a Healthier Lifestyle
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Stress Management Techniques for a Healthier Lifestyle

In today’s fast-paced world, stress has become a common part of daily life. From workplace responsibilities to personal commitments and digital overload, many people feel overwhelmed without realizing how deeply stress affects their health. Learning effective stress management techniques for a healthier lifestyle is essential for maintaining emotional balance, physical wellness, and long-term productivity. When […]

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Communication

Human Trafficking in the United States 2026: Challenges, Trends, and Public Health Solutions

Human trafficking in the United States 2026 continues to be one of the most pressing and complex public health and human rights challenges facing the nation today. Despite growing awareness, millions of individuals remain vulnerable to exploitation through forced labor, sex trafficking, and coercive practices. As technology advances and criminal networks become more sophisticated, trafficking […]

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Commentary

“The Great Healthcare Plan” Sounds Simple. Healthcare Isn’t.

If you’ve ever tried to compare health insurance plans, argue with a pharmacy benefit manager (PBM), or figure out why your prescription costs more than your rent, you know the U.S. healthcare system has a special talent for making basic things feel impossible. That’s why a short, punchy policy document like The Great Healthcare Plan […]

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News

Whiplash: January 15, 2026

At approximately 9 p.m. last night, SAMHSA funding was restored. I’m glad for that, but I’m also so freaking furious about the behavior, the short-sightedness, and the haphazard way public health is being handled by the federal government. I told some of my colleagues it feels like we’re dating a parody of a person with […]

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News

HHS Grant Terminations: What Types of Programs Are Being Cut—and Why It Matters

Update: 9:47 pm It looks like the SAMHSA grants were restored. Such a terrible whiplash of a day. I said in another post that working with the feds on health is like dating a gross parody of a person with borderline personality disorder. https://democrats-appropriations.house.gov/news/press-releases/delauro-statement-hhs-reinstating-billions-addiction-and-mental-health-grants We obtained a copy of internal records detailing terminated U.S. Department […]

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Epi

Bird Flu Viruses Raise Mounting Concerns Among Scientists

The recent resurgence of bird flu viruses, particularly H5N1, has drawn significant attention from scientists worldwide, as it poses potential risks to public health on a global scale. This article synthesizes insights from recent research and expert opinions to explore the key concerns surrounding these viruses and the measures being taken to mitigate their impact. […]

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Epi

The Rising Threat of the H3N2 Flu Virus

Public health experts are ringing alarm bells as a new wave of the H3N2 influenza virus emerges, posing a significant threat globally. With the winter season approaching, healthcare systems, particularly in the EU and the US, are preparing for what could be one of the most severe flu seasons in recent years. The H3N2 Virus: […]

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News

Next Week in Public Health, December 18, 2025

Programming note! We’re not going away for the next two weeks, but like everyone else, we’ll be slowing down a bit. Same cadence, same articles, but we have something special planned for the last two 2025 issues. Pam Bondi Dismissed Charges Against a Surgeon Who Falsified Vaccine Cards. It Emboldened Others With Similar Cases. Dr. […]

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News

Genetic Insights and Public Health Implications for Prostate Cancer Screening

As reported on BBC Health, experts have advised against routine prostate cancer screening for most men in the UK, highlighting that only individuals with a confirmed genetic predisposition should consider it. Prostate cancer remains one of the most common cancers affecting men globally, and this recommendation spurs a broader discussion on personalized medicine and public […]

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