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Society

How Social Capital Shapes Our Physical Activity

In a world where fitness apps and gym memberships promise to keep us active, there’s one crucial factor that often goes unnoticed: our social connections. What if the secret to staying physically active wasn’t just about motivation or personal discipline but rather about who we know, where we live, and how much we trust our […]

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Next Week in Public Health, March 14, 2025

Another firehouse, but here’s what we have next week. Act Now – Public Health Can’t Wait! The future of public health is being shaped right now. Stay informed with weekly expert insights and take action where it matters most. Subscribe for free today! 📢 Time is critical! Share this blog now and rally others to […]

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News

Public Health News Roundup, March 13, 2025

Make a Difference Immediately—Subscribe and Amplify! Public health urgently needs informed advocates like you. Subscribe for free to our independently-funded weekly newsletter packed with expert insights and actionable opportunities. 🚀 Don’t hesitate! Share today and help us build a healthier, informed future! Shutdown Looms as Democrats Say They Won’t Back Spending Bill Senate Democrats have […]

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Mental health

The Two Faces of Opioids: A Global Crisis of Access and Excess

In one part of the world, a mother watches her child suffer in agony from advanced cancer, unable to get the pain relief he desperately needs. In another, a man battles opioid addiction, his life unraveling due to a prescription he was given years ago. These are the two faces of the global opioid crisis—one […]

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Public Health News Roundup, March 12, 2025

Be a Changemaker—Support Independent Public Health! Stay informed with the latest developments and actionable strategies. Your free subscription directly supports our self-funded mission to deliver crucial updates weekly. 💡 Every moment counts! Share now and invite others to amplify this important message! A small study of COVID vaccine aftereffects triggers a political and scientific storm […]

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Health tips

The Surprising? Link Between Overeating and Childhood Weight

When you think of childhood obesity, fast food and sugary treats might be the first culprits that come to mind. But what if the real issue lies deeper—in how children regulate their appetite? A recent study from the Finnish Health in Teens (Fin-HIT) cohort sheds light on how a tendency toward overeating can influence weight […]

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Interview

A conversation with June Han

After a break following the US election while our heads kept spinning, we’re happy to bring back our conversation with researchers and practitioners working to further health and wellness. June Han is a Senior Research Consultant at ORS Impact. With more than 20 years of experience doing applied research, she is a sociologist who specializes […]

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Research

Shape the Future of This Week in Public Health

Public health is vast, and we want to make sure This Week in Public Health delivers the insights that matter most to you. That’s why we’re running a quick survey—to find out which topics our community cares about most. Below, just choose between two topics at a time, and we’ll use your input to shape […]

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The Obligation to Stay Informed in Public Health

If You Work in Public Health, You Have a Duty to Stay Informed—Here’s Why Public health is not just a job; it’s a commitment to the well-being of entire communities. Every policy you advocate for, every intervention you design, and every recommendation you make has real-world consequences. But how can you make informed decisions if […]

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