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The Impact of Racism on Health: Insights and Directions

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: Evidence and Needed Research is a comprehensive exploration of how racism influences health is presented. This eye-opening piece (to my naive eyes) delves into the […]

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Health equity

Digital Health Promotion in LMICs: A Bright Future for Youth Health

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 the youth, published in PLOS Digital Health, delves into how digital health promotion (DHP) can revolutionize healthcare in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), particularly for […]

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Workforce

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Workforce

The Alarming Rise in Suicide Rates Across Industries: A Closer Look at CDC’s Latest Findings

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 States, 2021,” offers crucial insights into how this tragic phenomenon is impacting various sectors of the American workforce. A Disturbing Trend: Rising Suicide Rates The […]

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Health equity

Structural Bias in SUID Investigations: A Deep Dive into Equity and Public Health

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” through meticulous death investigations is pivotal in preventing future losses. However, a revealing study titled “Structural Bias in the Completeness of Death Investigations for Sudden […]

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Health equity

The Power of Enrichment Programs in Shaping Future Health Professionals

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 the healthcare workforce. A recent study titled Assessing the Impact of a 6-year health sciences enrichment program for underrepresented minority youth on healthcare workforce diversity, […]

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Quality

The Balance of Data Privacy and Utility in the 2020 US Census: A Closer Look at Disclosure Avoidance Techniques

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 Census of Population and Housing delves into the complexities of protecting individual privacy while providing useful data from the 2020 US Census. The Evolution of […]

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Research

Exploring the Evolution of Hybrid Studies in Health Research: A Decade in Review

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 10 years of effectiveness-implementation hybrid studies,” an article that takes us through a decade-long journey of hybrid studies in health research, emphasizing their implications for […]

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Workforce

Exploring the Impact of Psychological Capital and Transformational Leadership on Organizational Citizenship Behavior

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 are not part of their formal job responsibilities. A recent study published in PLoS ONE, titled “Do psychological capital and transformational leadership make differences in […]

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Research

The Connection Between Diet and Anxiety: Insights from a Systematic Literature Review

Anxiety impacts a significant portion of the global population. A recent systematic literature review titled “Dietary eating patterns, dairy consumption, and anxiety: A systematic literature review” published in PLoS ONE journal sheds light on the intriguing connection between our dietary habits, specifically dairy consumption, and anxiety. The Intricate Web of Diet and Anxiety Understanding the […]

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