Circadian rhythm disruptions can be harmful to health. An increase in cardiovascular events is often seen in the transition from standard to daylight savings time driving lawmakers to consider a permanent change. https://t.co/Xlup637lZ7
A new study strongly links poor mental health with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD), finding individuals dealing with depression were more than two times as likely to experience CVD. https://t.co/2f2FEz1Fu3
With the prevalence of PFAs—"forever" chemicals—on the rise, the federal government is proposing its first drinking water limits for certain toxic chemicals. The @EPA says the move could save tens of thousands of lives. https://t.co/446NfTtFoj
For many across the United States, winter isn’t over yet. A recent @NYTimes article reviews the dangers of power outages during winter storms and shares strategies to maintain electricity, lighting, and heat. #EmergencyPreparedness https://t.co/e74BN9ublK
Red tide algae are showing up on beaches throughout Florida’s Gulf Coast as spring break approaches. Learn about the moderate risks red tide can have on respiratory health: https://t.co/Jx76f57pV6
Staggering statistics about traffic accidents have prompted cities and states to find a balance between increasing road safety without inconveniencing commuters. Here are some solutions that have been developed: https://t.co/xhmuugCuUE
A new 3-D model of Washington, DC created by @NOAA is allowing policymakers to better understand extreme heat in cities. This technology can help planners understand how to mitigate “heat islands” in urban landscapes. https://t.co/kYGy4vdKqm
Four in 10 parents worry their children struggle with anxiety or depression. What extra support can be provided to prepare children for a positive future as the COVID-19 pandemic recedes? https://t.co/Kd1LF9BuKb
A recent grant from @VDHgov will allow the state’s assisted living and nursing facilities to launch pilot programs to bolster emergency preparedness efforts within long-term care facilities. #EmergencyPreparedness#LongTermCare https://t.co/6BRkOuKSom
Superbugs, infections that resist antimicrobial treatments, are now a leading global health risk, according to a new UN report. What can public health leaders do to address antimicrobial resistance head on? https://t.co/odiI3V1sOl
Amid a growing maternal mortality crisis, the U.S. Preventative Services Task Force recommended that healthcare providers regularly check pregnant patients’ blood pressure. Learn how blood pressure disorders contribute to inequities in maternal care: https://t.co/jJ8RXLPZ29
As winter continues, check out these tips from @RedCrossUtah to stay prepared for whatever the season may bring. Having an emergency plan in place for inclement weather conditions is crucial. https://t.co/0AYEmpDmeW
Socially isolated adults are 28% more likely to develop dementia. Learn how greater social connectedness and greater access to healthcare services can reduce this risk: https://t.co/4pVJPcQTcf
Delayed security upgrades and insufficient management were factors leading to a cyber security breach that cost Suffolk County, NY $6 million. Learn why cyber security funding should be built into every organization’s budget: https://t.co/stnh1QkEjB
Tornadoes, winter storms, massive flooding, and blistering cold tore across the nation last year. A billion-dollar disaster occurred every 18 days in the United States. Explore last year’s extreme weather, by the numbers: https://t.co/0UZgbOMdbd
Cyberattacks after the 2008 recession suggest that a struggling economy often leads to decreased cybersecurity initiatives. Learn why businesses should continue to prioritize cybersecurity funding even in economically challenging times: https://t.co/9Howdp0ArJ
Previously a slow and sluggish process, vaccine development has become highly efficient. With vaccines available for COVID-19, malaria, and influenza—and the continued development of a HIV vaccine—there’s hope that future disease prevention will prevail: https://t.co/HmhGMkLBC7
Winter Storm Elliot tested the reliability of the nation’s energy infrastructure. Long-term investments in the energy grid can better prepare communities to respond to future winter storms: https://t.co/mEWyc8lh5g
Most news about environmental risks catastrophizes future on Earth. This @Vox article breaks down six reasons to be hopeful for our planet’s future thanks to effective preparedness strategies: https://t.co/tkqC0YDN4l