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Can Co-Creation be a Tool for Lasting Impact?

When tackling the big issues in public health, like unhealthy food environments or access to mental health care, traditional approaches often fall short. These challenges require more than just data… Read More

By Jon Scaccia November 19, 2024
  • collaboration
  • workforce

Reaction to RFK nomination: Not Good!

President-elect Donald Trump’s nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.) to head the $1.7 trillion Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has sparked widespread alarm among public health… Read More

By Jon Scaccia November 18, 2024
  • research
  • wellbeing

Measles Vaccination Efforts at Risk of Stalling

In “honor” of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., the recent nominee to HHS, let’s take a look at this recent MMWR report. Measles, a disease once a harbinger of widespread illness… Read More

By Jon Scaccia
  • policy

How Racial Bias in Lab Testing Impacts AI in Healthcare

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming healthcare, but what happens when the data feeding these powerful tools carries the weight of systemic inequities? A recent study highlights how racial disparities in… Read More

By Jon Scaccia
  • health equity
  • workforce

Making Nutritious Diets Affordable for All

For many people across the globe, eating a nutritious diet isn’t as simple as just making better food choices. The cost of these healthy diets and household income constraints create… Read More

By Jon Scaccia
  • health equity
  • nutrition

Next Week in Public Health, November 15, 2024

Not gonna lie. It’s been a shitty, shitty week. And that’s before we get to the news of the day, which is that Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has been nominated… Read More

By Jon Scaccia November 15, 2024
  • PubTrawlr News

Policing as a Public Health Crisis

The Impact of ‘Cop City’ on Communities In the heart of DeKalb County, Georgia, a growing controversy has captured national attention. Atlanta’s proposed police training facility, known as “Cop City,”… Read More

By Jon Scaccia
  • society
  • workforce

Gambling Ads in Our Daily Lives: More Harmful Than You Think

In today’s world, gambling ads are everywhere—on TV, social media, and even in our favorite sports. Gambling companies use precise data-driven methods to reach us, and they don’t just stop… Read More

By Jon Scaccia November 14, 2024
  • analytics
  • communication
  • workforce

How Satellites Could Revolutionize the Fight Against Chronic Diseases

The global health landscape has been shaped by noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) like cardiovascular disease, cancer, chronic respiratory disease, and diabetes. These four conditions alone account for over 80% of all… Read More

By Jon Scaccia
  • research

How We Can Prevent Domestic Violence in the Intellectual Disability Community

Domestic violence is a devastating reality for far too many individuals. But when we think of who might be most vulnerable to this kind of harm, people with intellectual disabilities… Read More

By Jon Scaccia November 13, 2024
  • society

What to Expect from a Trump Presidency in Public Health

As Donald Trump prepares for his second term as President, public health experts are assessing the potential impact of his proposed policies on healthcare access and delivery across the United… Read More

By Jon Scaccia
  • society
  • workforce

A New Roadmap for Community Health Workers in Rhode Island

In this uncertain transition, we don’t know who will help to take the lead on health equity. If it has to come from the bottom up, Rhode Island can be… Read More

By Jon Scaccia
  • health equity
  • workforce
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