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Stop This Low-Value Program! I Want to Get Off.

The concept of “less is more” is gaining traction, especially when it comes to low-value care (LVC). The article Strategies for de-implementation of low-value care—a scoping review published in Implementation Science provides a comprehensive overview of strategies to reduce the use of LVC, a crucial step towards more effective and efficient healthcare systems. For those […]

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Systems Science in Public Health: Expanding the Horizons of Multilevel Research

In the ever-evolving landscape of public health research, there’s a pressing need to embrace innovative methodologies that can capture the complexities of real-world scenarios. Enter systems science, a multidisciplinary field that offers a fresh lens to view and analyze public health challenges. For public health practitioners, understanding systems science approaches, such as social network analysis […]

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Commentary

1959 Ideal Weight Chart

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News

Engaging with Healthy People 2030: A Call for Public Input

Healthy People 2030 is more than a government initiative; it’s a visionary approach towards improving the nation’s health over a decade. Since 1980, Healthy People has been setting measurable objectives to enhance public health, with each iteration refining its goals and strategies. As we enter the third decade of the 21st century, Healthy People 2030 […]

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Achieving Equitable Global Health Partnerships: Successes and Challenges

Global health initiatives have paved the way for international collaborations, aiming to address pressing health concerns that transcend borders. As these collaborations grow in number and scale, the need for equity within them becomes crucial. But what does it truly mean to achieve an equitable global health partnership? Let’s dive into the findings of a […]

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Health equity

Unraveling Linguistic Bias in the NFL: A Deep Dive into Draft Profiles

This post first appeared over at The Dawn Chorus Group Regarding professional sports, the NFL stands out not only for its thrilling matches but also for its significant draft events. However, beneath the excitement of draft picks, have we ever stopped to consider the linguistic disparities in how draft profiles are written for players of […]

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SAMHSA’s Six Key Principles of a Trauma-Informed Approach

In the world of mental health and patient care, understanding trauma is essential. It’s about recognizing that trauma exists and shaping an approach around its nuanced complexities. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) has introduced six key principles of a trauma-informed approach that are revolutionizing how we support those who have experienced […]

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Understanding and Preventing Tachycardia: A Public Health Perspective

In the vast landscape of heart-related issues, tachycardia is one of the more intriguing subjects. Yet, while its technical definition—a heart rate that exceeds the normal resting rate—might sound simple, the implications for public health are profound. Let’s break this down and explore how prevention plays a significant role. What is Tachycardia? Tachycardia originates from […]

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