Public Health

Struggle to Survive, the First Rural Hospitals Line Up for New Federal Lifeline

Although not expected to be a permanent solution to pressures facing rural America, policymakers and hospital operators hope a new…

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How To Spot Sensory “Masking” In Autism Spectrum Disorder

Recognizing what your child’s “Poker Face” means and how to drastically reduce the incidence.

2 years ago

Strengthening Primary Health Care is Key to Asia’s Health Security

A strong public health system plays a vital role in the status and stability of national and regional economies.

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Health Care and Its Deadly Biases Toward Women

In 2020 in the U.S., the maternal mortality rate for non-Hispanic Black women was 55.3 deaths per 100,000 live births,…

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The First 28 Days. Infant Mortality’s Dead Zone

The first month of life is the most vulnerable period for a babies survival. 2.4 million newborns died in 2020…

2 years ago

Technology’s Day Of Rest

Pause and perspective may be humanity’s most powerful tools in today’s frenetic world.

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This Sleep Doctor Disagrees With AASM: Keep Daylight Savings Permanent

On March 13, most of the country "sprung forward" its clocks and entered into daylight savings time. The American Academy…

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Why Policymakers in Asia-Pacific Should Facilitate Digital Health Innovation

Re-invention, re-imagination, and transformation of the health sector across the world are enabled by technological capabilities and innovation.

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Pandemic Stress, Gangs, and Utter Fear Fueled a Rise in Teen Shootings

The devastating toll of gun violence shows up in emergency rooms every day.

2 years ago

Too Much of a Good Thing

Antimicrobial resistance is not an American problem; it is a threat shared by every country

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