When storms like Hurricane Ian strike, many people have to cope afterward with losing water service. Power outages mean that pumps can’t process and treat drinking water or sewage, and…
Public Health
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What Should Future Pandemic Public Health Strategies Look Like?
Futurity Oct 15, 2022Findings from a new disease model may help public health officials evaluate and improve strategies for the next pandemic, researchers say. Nearly two years ago, the US Centers for Disease…
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Prisons Neglected COVID-19 Mitigation, Data Shows
Prison Policy Initiative Oct 14, 2022The Bureau of Justice Statistics’ August 2022 report Impact of COVID-19 on State and Federal Prisons, March 2020-February 2021 examines an inventory of measures each state prison system took to mitigate COVID-19,…
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COVID-19 Rapid Tests Can Breed Confusion – Here’s How to Make Sense of the Results and What To Do
The Conversation Oct 14, 2022As fall temperatures set in, cold and flu season gets into full swing and holiday travel picks up, people will undoubtedly have questions about COVID-19 testing. Is this the year…
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Treating and Identifying Sexually Transmitted Infections
Futurity Oct 12, 2022A new study identifies steps health care teams can take to identify and treat more sexually transmitted infections. The study included nearly 1,350 patients receiving care for HIV at nine…
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Investing in Indoor Air Quality Improvements in Schools Will have Many Benefits
The Conversation Oct 9, 2022As fall temperatures cool across the U.S., many schools will struggle to ventilate classrooms while also keeping students and teachers comfortable and healthy. Children and teachers spend over six hours…
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The Concern for Overcrowded Emergency Rooms
Futurity Oct 8, 2022A widespread and increasing level of overcrowding in emergency department in the United States is putting patient safety and access to care at risk, two new studies show. Researchers examined,…
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Breast Cancer Awareness Campaigns too Often Overlook Those with Metastatic Breast Cancer
The Conversation Oct 6, 2022Is there anyone who isn’t aware of breast cancer? Since 1985, cancer-related nonprofits, along with pharmaceutical firms and other businesses, have sponsored an international campaign to observe October as “Breast…
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Race and Ethnicity Affect End-of-life Care for People With Dementia
Futurity Oct 6, 2022More than half of Medicare beneficiaries are diagnosed with dementia during their lifetime and, of those diagnosed who receive intensive end-of-life care, most are from racial and ethnic minority groups,…
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How Communities Can Manage Urban Sanitation
India Development Review Oct 5, 2022Since 2014, more than 60 lakh household toilets and five lakh community toilets have been constructed in urban India, under the Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM). The scale of this exercise is unprecedented.…
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Medical Guidelines that Embrace the Humility of Uncertainty Could Help Doctors Choose Treatments with More Research Evidence Behind Them
The Conversation Oct 4, 2022Clinical guidelines greatly influence how doctors care for their patients. By providing recommendations on how to diagnose and treat particular situations, guidelines can help standardize the care patients receive. For…
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Poor Oral Health and Tooth Decay is Prevalent in Children Living in Rural Areas
The Conversation Oct 3, 2022Brushing your teeth is essential for maintaining optimal oral health, but like most aspects of health, the full story is more complicated. As directors of the Center for Oral Health…
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