Next Week in Public Health, August 9, 2024
Have you been catching our interview series? We talked with Per Nilsen earlier this week about AI and implementation. Check it out here! More interviews are in the pipeline. If… Read More
Have you been catching our interview series? We talked with Per Nilsen earlier this week about AI and implementation. Check it out here! More interviews are in the pipeline. If… Read More
Yes, it’s hot as hell out there, but that shouldn’t stop you from catching the Olympic spirit. I went for a properly hydrated run yesterday and got super beat up,… Read More
Do you know what’s NOT relaxing? Going on a vacation with an army of small children. I feel for the past ~10 years my primary job has been lifeguard. (but… Read More
In the United States, dietary supplements have become a staple in the daily routines of many older adults. From multivitamins to specific nutrients like vitamin D and fish oil, these… Read More
As we get into the dog days of summer, with Sirius high in the sky, it’s a good time to note that publishers also seem to have slowed down. Although… Read More
Did you check out our interview with Jenice Pizzuto? If not, you should! We talk about the role of implementation and policy considerations in the US. Let us know if… Read More
Plenty to dig into next week in public health! Be Part of the Change – Get Weekly Updates! Stay informed and connected. Subscribe for free and share this blog to… Read More
I’ll be on vacation next week. That doesn’t mean I stop working. That also doesn’t mean I’ll be relaxing at all. You see, with my small army of children, the… Read More
In recent years, the notion of “seasonal” diseases has become increasingly irrelevant, particularly when it comes to dengue fever in South Asia. Traditionally considered a monsoon illness, dengue has now… Read More
Imagine dealing with a disease where your body’s immune system, meant to protect you, turns against you instead. This is the reality for millions of people worldwide who suffer from… Read More
The question is: Why? Well, a core part of our mission is distilling scientific findings into ways that are accessible to a broad audience. To do this, we’ve start making… Read More
Publishers must be asleep at the wheel. Across 50+ journals, we could only pull 60 articles this week. Must be the end of the fiscal year or the summer sun?… Read More