Social factors, not hypertension or obesity, may explain why Black Americans are more likely to die of heart disease than whites.
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Children Living Near Fracking Sites More Likely to Develop Health Issues
EcoWatch Aug 23, 2023Children living within 1 mile of at least one natural gas well were 5 to 7 times more likely to develop lymphoma, a Pennsylvania study found.
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Leaving No One Behind in Health Equity Across Southeast Asia
AVPN Aug 23, 2023The George Institute for Global Health, India in collaboration with the Southeast Asia Region of the International Working Group for Health Systems Strengthening (IWG) is proud to present their sixth iteration of…
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The Impacts of Community Violence on Childhood Trauma
Chalkbeat Aug 23, 2023LaToya Winton, a school counselor in Chicago, sees the devastating effects of gun violence on the young people she works with.
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Why Mental Healthcare Access is Difficult for Survivors of Domestic Abuse
YES! Magazine Aug 21, 2023Mental health care is critical for survivors, but access often comes with a slew of challenges.
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The Importance of Providing Care to Pregnant and Postpartum People in Maui Wildfires
The19th Aug 21, 2023The needs of pregnant and postpartum people are often forgotten in climate disasters. A team of nurses, midwives and a mental health provider in Hawaii have mobilized to help.
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The Harmful Effects of Wildfire and Agricultural Air Pollution on Cognitive Brain Health
Futurity Aug 21, 2023Wildfires and agriculture and farming emissions may be the top sources of air pollution linked to increased risk of dementia, research finds.
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Risk of Death Related to Pregnancy and Childbirth More than Doubled Between 1999 and 2019 in the US
The Conversation Aug 19, 2023Black women died during or soon after pregnancy at higher rates than any other racial group in every year from 1999 to 2019. American Indian and Alaska Native women had the greatest increase in risk during this period.
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Lessons for Global City Leaders Fighting Climate Change
Stanford Social Innovation Review Aug 19, 2023From the front lines of climate change and health inequities, city leaders are collaborating on solutions and learning from one another how best to rise and meet these challenges.
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Current Research Update on Social-emotional Learning in Schools
The Hechinger Report Aug 19, 2023An updated meta-analysis was published in July 2023 in the peer-reviewed journal Child Development. It was conducted by 14 researchers, the majority from Yale University, and it also found good results for SEL interventions in schools while simultaneously broadening the category of “social and…
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Why You Shouldn’t Compromise on Student Mental Health
EdSource Aug 19, 2023The governor’s proposal to radically revise the Mental Health Services Act, a proposal that will have a dramatic impact on our youth, potentially reducing funding for mental health services for youth by millions of dollars.
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Survey Sheds Light on Rural Adults and Opioid Addiction
The Rural Blog Aug 17, 2023Kaiser Family Foundation graph, from its Health Tracking Poll (July 11-19) data Rural Americans are much more likely to say that they or a f…
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