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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 you want more interviews with leading experts on the research and practice of public health. Here’s what we have next week! Empower Your Network – […]
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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 make a difference in public health with others.
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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 most relaxing time I spend is sharing the science, not in constant beach lifeguard duty. Be a Health Innovator – Get Weekly Updates! Stay informed […]
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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 evolved into a persistent, year-round threat. The primary driver behind this alarming change is climate change, which has extended monsoon seasons, increased temperatures, and altered […]
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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 autoimmune and inflammatory diseases such as Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, and others. But recent research brings a beacon of hope, offering new insights into the […]
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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 short (even shorter than our blogs) distillation of certain study and their findings. We hope, like everything else, that this doesn’t replace reading the article, […]
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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? We don’t sleep though! Here’s what’s coming up next week! Be a Health Innovator – Get Weekly Updates! Stay informed and active. Subscribe for free […]
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Welcome to all our new subscribers! We had a great time learning about the state of prevention science being applied on a local level at the Commonwealth Prevention Alliance conference in Harrisburg, PA (not the first time I’ve been to Harrisburg this year!) Here’s what’s coming up next week in public health! If you like […]
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In case you missed it, we had an interest blog about skill diversification in public health. Check it out, will ya? Stay Ahead in Public Health – Get Your Weekly Update! Want to be a leader in health? “This Week in Public Health” gives you key updates every week. Our newsletter shares news on the […]
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We’ve added a bunch of new journals to make sure you have the most comprehensive view of the scientific and policy landscape. Here are some things to expect next week. Become a Health Innovator – Get Weekly Updates! Stay at the forefront of public health with “This Week in Public Health.” Each issue updates you […]
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Kentucky has recently reported an outbreak of whooping cough, also known as pertussis. This contagious respiratory disease can be particularly severe in young children and unvaccinated individuals. Amid this outbreak, understanding the effectiveness of various treatments is crucial. This blog aims to break down recent scientific findings on treatments for whooping cough (pulling from a […]
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Holiday weekend or not, we’re still at it! Boost Your Public Health Knowledge – Subscribe and Make a Difference! Open the door to important knowledge with “This Week in Public Health.” Each issue is full of insights into key research, community health successes, and advocacy tips. Don’t just learn about change – drive it. Subscribe […]
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