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Improving Suicide Risk Predictions with Social Environmental Data

In the quest to understand and prevent suicide, researchers are constantly searching for patterns and predictors. Traditionally, clinical characteristics have been the primary focus. A groundbreaking study published in The Lancet Public Health suggests that looking beyond the clinic and into the broader social environment can significantly improve the accuracy of suicide risk predictions. The […]

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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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The Top Public Health Influencers on Instagram to Follow Today.

Public health is an ever-evolving field, especially with the rapid advancements in technology and constant changes in the world. One way to stay updated and educated is to follow experts in the field. Instagram, being the visually captivating platform that it is, has become a hub for public health professionals and enthusiasts to share their […]

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Health equity

Well-being in Public Health: A Comprehensive Look

The notion of well-being, a term resonating within personal development circles and corporate health retreats, has found its most profound relevance within the domain of public health. This is not a mere coincidence. Well-being offers a holistic perspective, bridging the mental and physical aspects of health while considering the environmental and societal dimensions that influence […]

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The Vaccine Equity Resource Hub

Vaccines have been monumental in public health, saving countless lives by preventing or reducing the impact of infectious diseases. Yet, it’s alarming that adult vaccination coverage is still lagging in many parts of our nation. Worse still, racial and ethnic disparities in vaccination remain a significant concern. This is where the Vaccine Resource Hub comes […]

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Workforce

The SARS-CoV-2 Delta Variant’s Impact on Dogs: What You Need to Know

The world has been grappling with the challenges posed by the SARS-CoV-2 Delta variant, primarily concerning its effects on humans. However, recent research indicates that our four-legged companions might also be at risk. A groundbreaking study from Konkuk University in South Korea has provided insights into the neurological consequences of the Delta variant in dogs. […]

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Malaria: The Ongoing Battle and the Hope of New Vaccines

Malaria, a mosquito-borne disease, continues to be a significant public health challenge, especially in Africa. With over 600,000 expected deaths this year, primarily among children under five, the urgency to combat this disease is palpable. Fortunately, recent advancements in vaccine development offer a glimmer of hope. The Devastating Impact of Malaria Malaria’s toll is staggering. […]

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Commentary

Bridging the Research-Practice Gap: The Need for Implementation Science and its own Implementation

In scientific research, a chasm often exists between the results produced in controlled environments and their application in real-world settings. This disconnect, known as the research-practice gap, has hindered the practical realization of numerous innovative solutions and interventions. So, how do we translate research into real-world practice effectively? The answer lies in implementation science. Yet, surprisingly, […]

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