An Overlooked Cost of Crime
When we think about crime, we often consider the immediate impact—hospital bills, police reports, and court proceedings. However, a groundbreaking study from NORC at the University of Chicago has revealed… Read More
Resilience in Homeless Youth
In the United States, a staggering 4.2 million young people face homelessness during some of the most crucial stages of their lives—adolescence and emerging adulthood. This phase is not just… Read More
A conversation with J. Robin Moon
Dr. J. Robin Moon, DPH, MPH, MIA, is the co-founder and chief strategy officer of Sana Solutions LLC and a seasoned public health professional with over 25 years of experience… 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
Rural Police Shootings in Focus
When you think of police shootings, your mind probably jumps to urban streets and big cities. But did you know that the risk of police shootings is just as high,… Read More
Next Week in Public Health, August 23, 2024
Did you happen to see our interview with Abe Wandersman? If not, give it a look here. He talks about the importance of science in improving technical assistance and other… Read More
Unseen, Unheard: The Health Crisis Behind Bars
When we think of prisons, we often focus on the idea of justice and punishment. However, there’s a hidden crisis that affects millions of people worldwide— the dire state of… 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
A Little Wine with Dinner? The Surprising Risks for Older Drinkers
The Hidden Dangers of Low-Risk Drinking When we think about alcohol and health, most of us picture a spectrum—on one end, the heavy drinkers at risk of all kinds of… Read More