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What Is Microsimulation and How Can It Help Public Health?

In the quest to shape healthier communities, public health professionals rely on more than intuition—they need powerful tools to predict outcomes, test policies, and understand complex systems. One such tool, often operating behind the scenes, is microsimulation modeling. Microsimulation might sound technical, but its core idea is simple and powerful: simulate the lives of individuals—one […]

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How to Blow the Whistle

Note: We didn’t write this piece. This comes from a very helpful redditor on the Fednews subreddit. We are reposting it here, lightly edited, to help increase reach. Reminder: Whistleblower Protection Act Given the…interesting times we find ourselves in I thought this may be a useful subject to remind everyone of. I’m soapboxing a little […]

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Invasive Strep Doubled in a Decade—Here’s Who’s at Risk

Ten years ago, Group A Streptococcus was mainly something you worried about during flu season—strep throat, maybe scarlet fever. But today, it’s back with a vengeance in a much more dangerous form: invasive group A Streptococcus (GAS). It’s no longer just a nuisance. It’s becoming a public health emergency. Between 2013 and 2022, invasive GAS […]

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Influencers in Public Health: Practical Strategies for Practitioners

In the rapidly evolving world of public health, it’s more critical than ever to stay connected with communities. As we aim to improve health outcomes, one powerful tool that has shown tremendous potential is influencer marketing, especially when it involves nano-influencers – individuals with smaller but highly engaged followings. In our previous blog, we explored […]

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Voting is Public Health: The Key to a Healthier Future

In our bustling world, filled with health challenges ranging from pandemics to chronic diseases, one simple action can make a significant difference: voting. Yes, voting. It’s not just about selecting leaders; it’s about shaping the very policies that determine our health and well-being. The “Voting is Public Health” initiative by the Association of Schools and […]

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The Conclusion Generator: A Redundant Tool?

Look there was a time when I relied on online widgets instead of writing my own code. These tools were helpful, but there is something to much more fundamentally satisfying about getting deep into the data manipulation. But not everyone is at that point in their journey. Enter the Conclusion Generator. Why Should You Care? […]

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Healing Through Horses: Hippotherapy’s Impact

Imagine a therapy session where your co-therapist is a gentle horse, guiding you towards improved health. This unique approach, known as hippotherapy, has been gaining attention for its ability to aid in physical rehabilitation. A systematic review conducted by Megan Hilgers and Haley Nielsen at the University of North Dakota dives deep into the efficacy […]

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The Rise of New Synthetic Drugs

Drugs are constantly evolving to stay one step ahead of the law. These new psychoactive substances (NPS) are designed to mimic the effects of traditional illegal drugs like cannabis, cocaine, and heroin. Yet, they often come with even more severe health risks. These substances are popping up at an alarming rate, making it tough for […]

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Cannabis Edibles and Driving: What You Need to Know

With the legalization of cannabis in many places, people are experimenting with various ways to consume it, including edibles. However, there’s been growing concern about how cannabis edibles affect driving abilities. A recent study delves into this issue, providing valuable insights that every driver and public health practitioner should be aware of. Understanding the Study […]

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The Silent Spread: Bird Flu’s Impact on North American Birds

In February 2022, an alarming discovery was made at Florida’s Hontoon Island State Park. Rangers found numerous black vultures dead and quickly called in investigators from the state’s Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. The cause? A highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) known as H5N1. This strain of bird flu has been devastating to domesticated and […]

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Understanding Heat Stroke: What You Need to Know

Heat stroke is a serious, life-threatening condition that occurs when the body overheats. This is next week’s weather report around me as of 6/14. With rising global temperatures and frequent heat waves, understanding heat stroke is more crucial than ever. This blog will break down the complexities of heat stroke, its causes, effects, and the […]

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