Public Health “Activity Inequality” Discovered to be a Large Public Health Risk for Obesity Although the word “smartphone” usually conjures up the image of a bratty teenager glued to…Dani MaydanJanuary 2, 2018
Public Health How Should We Be Washing Our Hands? What is the best way to wash our hands? Some claim that antimicrobial soap is the way…Vasundhara AcharyaDecember 31, 2017
Public Health Pesticide Exposure in Farmworking Communities California’s Salinas Valley has been dubbed the “salad bowl” of the nation because of its…Ilhaam BurnyDecember 22, 2017
Public Health Loneliness As Likely to Cause Premature Death As Obesity Feeling lonely? You're not alone and you should take the chronic feeling seriously. Recent research performed…Amy LydenDecember 15, 2017
Public Health FDA Approval of 23andMe Leads Way For Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Risk Tests A little saliva can go a long way in providing information about your genetic disease risk.…Amy LydenDecember 14, 2017
Public Health Addressing the Opioid Crisis as a National Emergency The opioid crisis was recently declared a national emergency by President Donald Trump, following a…Nicole BarcegaOctober 28, 2017
Public Health Health Savings Accounts: Paying for Healthcare Yourself For years, healthcare costs have been a hot topic in the United States. As an…Nicole BarcegaSeptember 26, 2017
Public Health Donate Life: One Person Saves 58 Lives Each April marks the celebration of National Donate Life Month, an initiative established in 2003…Angeline NguyenSeptember 18, 2017
Public Health America’s Health Care Gap The health care gap between urban and rural America is expanding. Rural regions are seeing…Ilhaam BurnyAugust 25, 2017
FeaturedPublic Health International Health Care Systems Part 1: The Beveridge Model Globally, there are 196 countries that have some form of healthcare. From highly regulated health…Angeline NguyenAugust 14, 2017
Public Health International Health Care Systems Part 3: The Bismarck Model To read the other parts of the series: Part 1: The Beveridge Model Part 2: The National…Angeline NguyenAugust 5, 2017
Public Health Fizzing Out: Four More Cities Agree to a Soda Tax On November 8th, 2016, four cities successfully voted to implement soda taxes: Boulder, Colorado and…Nicole BarcegaJuly 6, 2017
Public Health Californian Muslims Struggle Amidst Political Climate In recent months, the Muslim population within the United States has faced increased barriers to accessing…Baktazh AziziJune 22, 2017
FeaturedPublic Health $1 Contraceptive for World’s Poorest Women In November 2014, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Pfizer Inc., and the Children's Investment…Angeline NguyenJune 5, 2017
Public Health Fighting HIV Globally Under A New Administration In 2003, George W. Bush launched PEPFAR, the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, to…Ilhaam BurnyMay 29, 2017
Public Health Holistic Approaches to the Treatment of Schizophrenia Schizophrenia is a disease characterized by hallucinations, social withdrawal, and poor cognitive function. Today, there are over…Alexandra RuanApril 16, 2017
Public Health PCOS: Tale of a Silent Killer Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), or Stein-Leventhal Syndrome, is a hormonal endocrine system disorder that affects almost…Angeline NguyenApril 16, 2017
Public Health Transgender Inequality in Health In recent years, the fight for transgender gender recognition and equality has been a core issue of the…Erik AndersonFebruary 20, 2017
Public Health What You Need to Know About Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria in America A recent case of antibiotic-resistant bacteria had the news media printing apocalyptic headlines. But what makes this…Erik AndersonFebruary 20, 2017
Public Health Benefits of Sports Go Beyond Physical Fitness Most of us are familiar with the physical benefits of sport participation: lower resting heart rate,…Erik AndersonFebruary 18, 2017