Injuries are slowly becoming a leading cause in disability and mortality. Child injuries are more predictable and preventable than most, so it is crucial to make home and school environments safe and increase parental/caregiver supervision.
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The article states that accessing mental healthcare among minorities in the U.S. is often difficult due to cultural stigma surrounding mental health in these populations, discrimination and bias in healthcare, language barriers, and more.
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This study found that adults with self-reported vision impairment were more likely to experience symptoms of anxiety and depression in the future, while those with anxiety and depression were like to self-report vision impairment in the future.
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Many college students struggle with mental health issues, especially anxiety. Some colleges implemented new mental health services or hired more counselors to address the issue, but budget strains make it difficult for all colleges to do so.
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The following study focuses on how positive parenting approaches can affect children's physical and mental health. The study found a strong correlation between positive parenting and better wellbeing along with lower mental health risk.
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This LA Times article reccomends that men between ages 55-69 get screened for prostate cancer despite the risks that come with screening. However, the article emphasizes that the decision is ultimately up to the individual. #FMPH40S19
https://t.co/opUKVCzX1Q
The study below focuses on the use of e-cigarettes and how that can initiate an e-cig user to start smoking actual cigarettes. The study found a strong association between the two. #FMPH40S19
https://t.co/u5NLJYiGI5
In the past 2 decades, prescription drug abuse has greatly increased. College students take Adderall to stay up longer/better focus, believing it's just like caffeine. However, Adderall abuse can lead to drastic consequences, incl. insomnia. #FMPH40S19
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FDA approved, anti-HIV drugs have allowed HIV to become manageable today--something unheard of in the 1980s, when a HIV diagnosis meant you had ~18 months to live. Now, however, a diagnosed 20 yr old could live an almost full life span! #FMPH40S19
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