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Unveiling the Shadows: Questionable Research Practices in Grant Funding

Competitive grant funding is the lifeblood of research, particularly in public health and the sciences. But what happens when the pursuit of this funding encourages dubious practices? A recent study published in PLOS ONE titled “Questionable research practices in competitive grant funding: A survey” (DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0293310) sheds light on this concerning issue, revealing how widespread […]

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Health equity

The Role of National Income and Vaccine Confidence in COVID-19 Vaccination Rates

The COVID-19 pandemic presented a litmus test for public health systems worldwide, challenging them to distribute vaccines efficiently and equitably. In a recent pivotal study published in PLOS ONE, researchers have delved into how national income and public trust in vaccine safety shaped vaccine uptake across 145 countries. Their findings have profound implications for public […]

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President Biden’s Vision for AI: Implications for Public Health

Artificial Intelligence (AI) holds incredible potential for every sector, including public health. On October 30, 2023, President Biden announced a landmark Executive Order on AI. Let’s dive into the key points of this directive and its potential influence on public health. Biden’s Executive Order on AI: A Quick Summary President Biden’s Executive Order takes a […]

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Improving Suicide Risk Predictions with Social Environmental Data

In the quest to understand and prevent suicide, researchers are constantly searching for patterns and predictors. Traditionally, clinical characteristics have been the primary focus. A groundbreaking study published in The Lancet Public Health suggests that looking beyond the clinic and into the broader social environment can significantly improve the accuracy of suicide risk predictions. The […]

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Taurine: Longevity and Better Sleep in the Ageing Population

As we age, our bodies undergo various changes, and maintaining good health becomes increasingly important. Among the different dietary supplements available, taurine has emerged as a promising compound with potential benefits for longevity and sleep quality, especially in the aging population. This blog post delves into the research surrounding taurine, its implications for public health […]

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Health equity

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Bluetongue Disease: Understanding Its Impact and Public Health Implications

Bluetongue Disease, though relatively unknown to many, has the potential to significantly affect livestock industries worldwide. But what exactly is this disease? Who are its primary victims? And why should we be concerned about it from a public health perspective? What is Bluetongue Disease? Bluetongue Disease is a non-contagious viral disease primarily affecting sheep and […]

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Health equity

World Polio Day: Celebrating a Public Health Triumph

World Polio Day, observed annually on October 24th, is more than a commemoration. It’s a testament to the relentless efforts of countless health workers, organizations, and communities worldwide. As we delve into the history of the public health response to polio, we’re reminded of one of the most significant victories of 20th-century public health. The […]

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