In Larry Cohen’s article in @OUPAcademic he argues that our national approach to opioids must address community trauma and support strong and resilient communities. The blog is his latest piece in a series inspired by his recent book, @PrxDiaries https://t.co/FP98wDz5Aw #NPW2018
Spent time yesterday brainstorming with Larry Cohen @PrxDiaries and the team at @preventioninst. If you are not a friend of public health, this picture should be cause for concern.
On Monday, March 12 at 6:30 pm, @OAKFoodPolicy needs input from community members at City Hall to help inform how soda tax dollars are used in the community. The goal is to ensure that resources go to school food, healthy retail development, parks, etc. https://t.co/qkc4ffWHUL
Jocelyn Wiener of @CalHealthline writes about how CA became the 2nd US state to increase the minimum tobacco sales age from 18 to 21, resulting in a huge drop in state retailers selling tobacco to minors https://t.co/7l1DMWxhVL
Authors and survivors Charlotte Fedders and L.Y. Marlow share their stories and discuss domestic abuse and violence with @USATODAYhealth reporter @JayneODonnell
J. Turkewitz and V. Yee of @nytimes cover the different types of student activism against gun violence going on across the country. The article emphasizes the fervent hope and determination of students to become the generation that enacts change. https://t.co/FHQPBg06y1
In defense of prevention, @mercurynews and @EastBayTimes criticized Congress’s choice to cut $1.35 billion from the CDC’s budget to fund #CHIP. While the choice to fund CHIP was important, it shouldn't have been made at the expense of public health https://t.co/BWCjDVOYwW
Call Capitol switchboard—(202) 224-3121—& tell senators you oppose any and all cuts to the Prevention & Public Health Fund. Congress must act to fund community health centers—a vital source of healthcare for millions of people—but raiding the Prevention Fund will hurt health
How do natural disasters impact mental health? Sheila Savannah, Ben Springgate, Ken Wells, and Glenda Wrenn discuss how providers and their communities can prepare for and recover from natural disasters @APAPsychiatric https://t.co/ts1WeYfZgI
.@WellBeingTrust's @miller7 & @preventioninst's @DrLarissaJEstes call for investments in resilient communities to address opioid misuse and other 'diseases of despair' https://t.co/FT6EkqqB9N
Julia Lurie of @MotherJones on how opioid deaths have caused life expectancy to fall for the 2nd year in a row. She examines the causes of deaths of despair, pointing out that the latest tax bill includes cuts that will exacerbate the epidemic. https://t.co/6Y33OPkvfP
In my new blog, featured in @OUPAcademic, I highlight successful community-led violence prevention initiatives that have increased community safety and resilience, and reduced homicide rates significantly. https://t.co/SQhD8T6egv
Our register of national tragedies grows daily: hate crimes, shootings, and #Metoo headlines are only the most recent outbreaks of violence. In his blog in @OUPAcademic, @PrxDiaries Author Larry Cohen addresses what communities can do to prevent violence: https://t.co/lBTWDyFFlv
What a great event last night at UC Berkeley. Author Larry Cohen presented to an engaged group of future public health leaders ready to build the movement for public health in California.