How to Be Evidence-Informed in Your Public Health Job Hunt
As a new entrant into the public health labor market, you might wonder how to distinguish yourself and land that dream job. Being evidence-informed can give you an edge in… Read More
President Biden’s Vision for AI: Implications for Public Health
Artificial Intelligence (AI) holds incredible potential for every sector, including public health. On October 30, 2023, President Biden announced a landmark Executive Order on AI. Let’s dive into the key… Read More
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… Read More
Taurine: Longevity and Better Sleep in the Ageing Population
As we age, our bodies undergo various changes, and maintaining good health becomes increasingly important. Among the different dietary supplements available, taurine has emerged as a promising compound with potential… Read More
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Here’s what we’ve got cooking for next week in Public Health! And don’t forget to sign up for our weekly newsletter below. All the more cutting-edge research, right in your… Read More
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…. Read More
SAMHSA’s Six Key Principles of a Trauma-Informed Approach
In the world of mental health and patient care, understanding trauma is essential. It’s about recognizing that trauma exists and shaping an approach around its nuanced complexities. The Substance Abuse… Read More
How Technology is Revolutionizing Public Health: A Deep Dive into Workforce Implications
Before you go, ensure you’re always ahead of the curve! Join our weekly newsletter and get the latest in public health research distilled for your convenience. Be the first to… Read More
Understanding and Preventing Tachycardia: A Public Health Perspective
In the vast landscape of heart-related issues, tachycardia is one of the more intriguing subjects. Yet, while its technical definition—a heart rate that exceeds the normal resting rate—might sound simple,… Read More
Bluetongue Disease: Understanding Its Impact and Public Health Implications
Bluetongue Disease, though relatively unknown to many, has the potential to significantly affect livestock industries worldwide. But what exactly is this disease? Who are its primary victims? And why should… Read More
World Polio Day: Celebrating a Public Health Triumph
World Polio Day, observed annually on October 24th, is more than a commemoration. It’s a testament to the relentless efforts of countless health workers, organizations, and communities worldwide. As we… Read More
Understanding MeSH in Literature Searches: A Tool for Public Health Professionals
Accessing relevant and accurate research is essential in the expansive realm of public health. How can professionals streamline their literature searches with the vast amount of information available? One answer… Read More