Public Health

Population health, policy and the data behind prevention.

World Trade Center Exposure Screening Remains Clinically Relevant at 25 Years

A JAMA Internal Medicine Viewpoint examines how clinicians can screen patients for World Trade Center exposure 25 years after September 11.

A Frontiers perspective examines why prediction markets appeal to young people and why their growth may complicate youth…

BMJ Open protocol outlines a scoping review of culturally safe dementia care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander…

BMJ Open protocol will map waitlist management and access prioritisation strategies for elective surgery in public health systems…

A community-based Nepal study examines menstrual hygiene management in disabled women of reproductive age and the barriers shaping…

BMJ Open protocol maps health-seeking behaviour in older women worldwide using access and behavior frameworks to organize barriers…

BMJ Open protocol for a non-randomised study of Georgia’s Maternal and Child Health Handbook examines effectiveness, adoption, and…

A global analysis of 180 countries identified five influenza epidemic zones, offering a framework for surveillance timing and…

Norwegian experts mapped adolescent vaping as a multilevel behavior shaped by identity, peer norms, nicotine dependence, and social…

A Bhopal MSM preprint links residence and partner meeting near the 1984 gas leak site with higher HIV…

Public Health

Population health, policy and the data behind prevention.

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