Next Week in Public Health!
Here’s what we have on deck for you next week in public health!
Demystifying Economic Theories: How Labor, Technology, and Inequality Shape Our Society
Have you ever wondered what drives the economic roller coaster of our society? A recent study published in PLoS ONE by Oana-Maria Georgescu peels back the layers of a theory… Read More
Understanding Multilevel Research in Public Health: A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners
In the ever-evolving field of public health, research methodologies play a pivotal role in shaping interventions and policies. One such methodology that has garnered attention is multilevel research. But what… Read More
Effective Altruism: The Intersection of Ethics and Impact in Public Health
At the heart of the effective altruism movement lies a transformative philosophy: it’s not enough to intend to do good; the true measure of philanthropy is the actual good achieved… Read More
Strategies for Communicating Climate Science in Politically Sensitive Environments
The conversation surrounding climate change has rapidly expanded beyond environmental concerns to encapsulate broader societal implications, including public health. Yet, as crucial as it is for public health professionals to… Read More
Understanding Antibiotic Resistance: A Call for Public Awareness and Policy Change
Antibiotics have been pivotal in the battle against infectious diseases, but their overuse and misuse have led to a new challenge: antibiotic resistance (AR). This resistance is a growing threat… Read More
Assistant Professor Position in Public Health Education at UNCG
Exciting career opportunity alert for scholars passionate about public health and social justice! The Department of Public Health Education at the University of North Carolina Greensboro (UNCG) is welcoming applications… Read More
Empowering Communities: The Vital Role of Voting in Local Off-Cycle Elections
Voting in off-cycle elections, those not spotlighted by the presidential or congressional hustle, might not have the glamor of national contests. Still, they hold immense power in shaping our daily… Read More
Evaluating Global Health Partnerships: A Comprehensive Toolkit
In the dynamic world of public health, effective collaborations are paramount. Especially when it comes to global health partnerships, ensuring they function efficiently and equitably is a significant challenge. But… Read More
Unveiling the Shadows: Questionable Research Practices in Grant Funding
Competitive grant funding is the lifeblood of research, particularly in public health and the sciences. But what happens when the pursuit of this funding encourages dubious practices? A recent study… Read More
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The Role of National Income and Vaccine Confidence in COVID-19 Vaccination Rates
The COVID-19 pandemic presented a litmus test for public health systems worldwide, challenging them to distribute vaccines efficiently and equitably. In a recent pivotal study published in PLOS ONE, researchers… Read More