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The most overlooked public health intervention may be your thermostat!
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How the War on Drugs Punishes Those Who Suffer
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Tagged Health Disparities, Pain, Politics, Social Determinants of Health, War on Drugs
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Public health in action: Did the cronut burger do it?
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Tagged bacteria, cronut, cronut burger, epidemiology, food poisoning, foodborne illness
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Beyond good and evil: Antibiotics don’t fully solve the problem of two-faced germs
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Tagged antibiotics, birth, gbs, h. pylori, infectious disease, microbiome, pneumococcus, stomach cancer, ulcers, vaccines
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The Gun Violence Epidemic
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Tagged Crime, Guns, Racism, Social Determinants of Health, Structural Violence
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HPV goes up, HPV goes down, and America struggles with the vaccine’s image problem
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Tagged cancer, cervical cancer, hpv, infectious disease, sexuality, teens, vaccine, virus
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