Next Week in Public Health: July 19, 2024
As we get into the dog days of summer, with Sirius high in the sky, it’s a good time to note that publishers also seem to have slowed down. Although… Read More
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Bridging the Gap: Transforming Research into Policy
In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, the journey from groundbreaking research to impactful health policy is fraught with obstacles. Despite the wealth of scientific evidence available, translating these findings into… Read More
Tripping Over the Truth: A Journey to Implementation Excellence
An interview with Jenice Pizzuto of Impact, Lead, Succeed. “Learning is my fuel! Helping people get better at getting better is my thing, and I do it using science and… Read More
Guiding the Use of Opioid Litigation Funds
The opioid crisis has cast a long shadow over countless lives across America. However, a beacon of hope has emerged from the legal battles fought against opioid manufacturers, pharmaceutical distributors,… Read More
Bursting Fireworks, Broken Lives
Fireworks light up the night sky with dazzling displays, filling the air with excitement and awe. And hey, it’s the 4th of July here! But behind the beauty lies a… Read More
Why We Started This Week in Public Health
Hi there! I’m here to share the story of why we started This Week in Public Health. For the past 15 or so years, I’ve been a community psychologist involved… Read More
Lifesaving Naloxone: Trends and Impact
In the ongoing battle against the opioid crisis, one tool has emerged as a critical lifesaver: naloxone. This medication can reverse opioid overdoses, making it a vital resource in a… Read More
Unseen Heroes: Caregivers of Rare Disease Patients
Imagine waking up every day, knowing that your loved one depends entirely on you for their daily needs. For many informal caregivers of people with rare diseases, this is their… Read More
Empowering Health Equity: Lessons from the CDC’s CORE Initiative
Health equity is more than just a buzzword—it’s a mission to ensure that everyone has the same opportunities for a healthy life, regardless of their background. In 2021, the Centers… Read More
Biosecurity in Livestock
Biosecurity measures are essential to keep livestock healthy and prevent the spread of diseases. But what do the veterinarians who enforce these measures think about them? A recent study in… Read More
Simple Headlines Capture Our Attention
In the bustling world of online news, where every headline competes for a reader’s precious attention, simplicity may be the key to success. Recent research, conducted through over 30,000 field… Read More
How Health Departments Address Equity
In today’s world, where technology and science are rapidly advancing, it’s disheartening that racial and ethnic disparities in health and healthcare continue to persist in the United States. These disparities… Read More