Is Friday the 13th Really More Dangerous?
Friday the 13th—a date that strikes fear into the hearts of many—has long been associated with bad luck. Superstitions have surrounded this day for centuries, and for some, it’s considered… Read More
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How Disgust Shapes Our Reactions to Mpox: Prevention and Perceptions
In the fight against Mpox, public health campaigns have long relied on powerful imagery to convey the seriousness of the disease. From the disfiguring rashes to the potential consequences of… Read More
Nano or Macro? How Small Influencers Make a Big Impact in Public Health
In the bustling world of social media, influencer marketing has quickly become a powerful tool for brands looking to connect with their audiences. But with so many influencers to choose… Read More
Rural Patients Report Better Hospital Experiences
When you think about healthcare in rural America, what comes to mind? For many, the first thoughts might be about challenges: long distances to hospitals, fewer healthcare facilities, and a… Read More
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… Read More
How Community Sports Help Vulnerable Adults
Have you ever wondered how something as simple as a community sports program can transform lives? For many adults in socially vulnerable positions, these programs offer more than just a… Read More
How Researchers and Lawmakers Can Collaborate for Better Decisions
Although sometimes it doesn’t feel like it, policymakers can face immense pressure to make decisions quickly. But how can they ensure the best available evidence informs these decisions? A recent… Read More
Identity and Intersectionality in Marketing
In today’s world, marketing is more than just advertising a product—it’s about understanding the diverse lives of consumers. Yet, one crucial concept remains largely underused: intersectionality. This term, which highlights… Read More
Gender-Based Violence in Healthcare
Imagine going to work every day knowing you might face verbal abuse, bullying, or even physical assault. For many healthcare workers worldwide, this is a harsh reality. A recent scoping… Read More
Behavioral Health Acquisitions Surge: What’s Happening?
Have you ever wondered who owns your local mental health clinic or rehab center? It turns out, many of these facilities are now owned by private equity firms and other… Read More
The Power Behind Public Health Initiatives
When you think of public health, what comes to mind? Vaccinations? Clean water? Smoking cessation programs? While these are all vital, there’s a hidden hero behind these successes: the training… Read More
To Build a Mentally Healthy Workplace
In recent years, mental health in the workplace has become a critical public health issue. From high-pressure jobs to the increasing demands of modern work life, employees face a range… Read More