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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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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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Leishmania, a term that might sound foreign to many, is closer to home than you might think. This microscopic parasite, responsible for the disease known as Leishmaniasis, has significant public health implications and can also affect our beloved pets. Let’s dive deeper into understanding Leishmania and what you need to know, especially as a pet […]
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Public health is an ever-evolving field, especially with the rapid advancements in technology and constant changes in the world. One way to stay updated and educated is to follow experts in the field. Instagram, being the visually captivating platform that it is, has become a hub for public health professionals and enthusiasts to share their […]
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Colorectal cancer, affecting the colon and rectum, is one of the most common cancers worldwide. Fortunately, several evidence-based strategies can help in its prevention. While no method guarantees complete protection, combining multiple strategies can significantly reduce the risk. 1. Regular Screening Why it’s important: Screening can detect precancerous polyps, which can be removed before they […]
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Halloween is a time of spooky stories, eerie encounters, and of course, the age-old tradition of trick-or-treating. But with the fun and excitement comes a slew of myths and urban legends, particularly surrounding the safety of Halloween candy. Let’s unravel the truth behind these myths and ensure a safe and enjoyable Halloween for all. Myth […]
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Vaccines have been monumental in public health, saving countless lives by preventing or reducing the impact of infectious diseases. Yet, it’s alarming that adult vaccination coverage is still lagging in many parts of our nation. Worse still, racial and ethnic disparities in vaccination remain a significant concern. This is where the Vaccine Resource Hub comes […]
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Malaria, a mosquito-borne disease, continues to be a significant public health challenge, especially in Africa. With over 600,000 expected deaths this year, primarily among children under five, the urgency to combat this disease is palpable. Fortunately, recent advancements in vaccine development offer a glimmer of hope. The Devastating Impact of Malaria Malaria’s toll is staggering. […]
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Updated December 4, 2024 October’s Bullying Prevention Month highlights an urgent public health concern affecting diverse age brackets. However, the youth remain especially at risk. Journey with us through this pivotal discussion, unveiling how public health champions craft strategic measures to mitigate bullying, ensuring nurturing spaces for our emerging generation. This endeavor transcends mere data; […]
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Breast cancer impacts the lives of countless women worldwide. But what makes this fight even more challenging are the glaring disparities in incidence, treatment, and survival rates that persist among different racial and ethnic groups. Recent research has shed light on the public health implications of these disparities, revealing a multifaceted problem that extends far […]
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Strangles, or “equine distemper,” is a highly contagious bacterial infection that primarily affects horses. Caused by Streptococcus equi subspecies equi, strangles are notorious within the equine community. But what does this disease mean for the wider public? This article sheds light on Strangles, its connection to horses, and the broader health implications everyone should know. […]
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