The recent study, Coming of Age in Recovery: The Prevalence and Correlates of Substance Use Recovery Status Among Adolescents and Emerging Adults, offers vital insights into the substance use recovery… Read More
The concept of telehealth, while not new, has seen a monumental surge in importance and implementation, particularly highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic. The article “Telehealth and Digital Health Innovations: A… Read More
On this MLK Day in the US, this article from Annual Reviews is a tangible reminder that, hey, we have a LOT of work still to do. Racism and Health:… Read More
In an era where technology has become a cornerstone of our daily lives, its impact on health promotion is undeniable. The article Unlock digital health promotion in LMICs to benefit… Read More
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Suicide is a complex and deeply personal issue, yet it often reflects broader societal trends. The recent article, “Suicide Rates by Industry and Occupation — National Vital Statistics System, United… Read More
When the unimaginable tragedy of an infant’s sudden and unexpected death occurs, it prompts a myriad of questions, chief among them being “why?” For public health professionals, understanding the “why”… Read More
Lebanon, a land historically celebrated for its cultural richness, has been marred by recurrent conflicts, with the July 2006 war leaving an indelible mark on its people. The study titled… Read More
Programs like the New York Presbyterian Hospital Lang Youth Medical Program (LYMP) are leading the charge in a world increasingly conscious of healthcare disparities and the urgent need to diversify… Read More
The United States Census is a monumental task that has evolved since its inception, reflecting changes in society, technology, and governance needs. The article Confidentiality Protection in the 2020 US… Read More
Welcome to an exploration of a transformative approach in health research that is reshaping how we study, implement, and maximize the effectiveness of interventions. This blog delves into “Reflections on… Read More
Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB) is a concept that’s been stirring considerable interest in public health practice. OCB refers to voluntary behaviors by employees that contribute significantly to organizational effectiveness but… Read More