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Epi

Surprising Trends in Post-Flood Infectious Disease Risks

The sound of pouring rain patters against a small clinic in a flood-stricken Thai village. The health worker inside anxiously checks the clinic’s stock of antibiotics and rehydration solutions, knowing that after the waters recede, a wave of patients is likely to follow. Floods are a relentless global foe, affecting 1.36 billion people from 2004 […]

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News

Next Week in Public Health, December 18, 2025

Programming note! We’re not going away for the next two weeks, but like everyone else, we’ll be slowing down a bit. Same cadence, same articles, but we have something special planned for the last two 2025 issues. Pam Bondi Dismissed Charges Against a Surgeon Who Falsified Vaccine Cards. It Emboldened Others With Similar Cases. Dr. […]

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Climate

Protecting Lives in a Warming World: Health Takes Centre Stage at COP30

The ongoing COP30 climate conference in Belém, Brazil, has underscored the paramount importance of integrating health strategies into climate action. As global temperatures rise and extreme weather events become increasingly common, public health systems are facing unprecedented challenges. This week, the United Nations and participating countries launched a blueprint to ensure that health systems worldwide […]

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Environment

Climate Anxiety and the Future of Parenting

In British Columbia, the summer of 2021 was unlike any other. A record-breaking heat dome gripped the region, claiming hundreds of lives. Later that fall, floods washed away highways and homes. For residents like Emma, a 29-year-old nurse in Burnaby, the question wasn’t just how to cope with today’s emergencies—it was whether it was fair […]

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AI

3 Ways Smart Public Art Boosts Low-Carbon Cities

Did you know urban areas produce more than 70% of the world’s carbon emissions? A new study reveals that intelligent public art—encompassing sculptures, lighting displays, and interactive installations powered by smart technology—can reduce emissions and foster community cohesion in. Here are the top three takeaways for city leaders, health professionals, and community advocates: 1. Smart Design Slashes […]

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Climate

The Rise of Heat-Related Illnesses and the Changing Climate

Amidst the escalating impacts of climate change, public health officials are raising alarms over a concerning rise in heat-related illnesses. Recent reports have highlighted the increasing frequency and intensity of heatwaves, particularly affecting urban populations worldwide. The Science Behind Heat Waves Heat waves are prolonged periods of excessive heat, often combined with high humidity. These […]

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Collaboration

Organizational Culture and Climate: A Key to Behavioral Health Success

In the ever-evolving world of healthcare, one thing remains constant: the critical role of organizations in delivering effective services. Whether we’re talking about mental health clinics, rehabilitation centers, or community health programs, the environment in which services are provided can significantly impact their success. But what exactly influences an organization’s effectiveness in implementing evidence-based practices […]

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Workforce

Climate Justice: Why It’s Essential for the Public Health Workforce

With climate change no longer a distant worry but a present reality, its impacts are increasingly evident in natural disasters, shifting weather patterns, and rising sea levels. These effects have profound consequences for public health, demanding that professionals in the sector recognize the integral link between environmental stability and community well-being. As public health advocates, […]

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