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The Power of Teamwork: Boosting Workplace Health

April 18, 2025

Workplace health initiatives are big news these days. There are many ways to approach this topic. One approach is to look at how groups of employers can work together to create healthier work environments. This is not just about offering gym memberships or free fruit. It is about changing the cu

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Health Challenges Faced by Native Youth

April 17, 2025

Native youth in America and Alaska face a lot of health problems. These include issues related to sexual health, reproduction, and mental well-being. These problems are not fair, and they need to be addressed. One way to help is by using programs that are made for their culture and age group. These

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Heart Health Heroes: A Day of Remembrance and Action

April 12, 2025

Heart disease is a major issue for women. It's the top killer of women, yet many still don't know this. The Go Red for Women event in Detroit aimed to change that. It was a day to honor survivors, remember those lost, and educate the public. The event took place on April 11th. It was a big deal, wit

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The Big Push to Solve the Autism Puzzle

April 12, 2025

The government is taking a major step to tackle the rising number of autism cases. A big research project is underway. The goal is to find out what's behind the increase in autism diagnoses. This project is led by a top official in the health department. The official has set a deadline of Septem

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Health Secretary's Moves Stir Controversy in Native American Communities

April 8, 2025

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently met with Native American leaders, expressing his dedication to improving the Indian Health Service. However, his actions have sparked outrage. He laid off staff from programs supporting Native people, closed regional offices, and dismissed senior advis

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Fighting for Fairness in Health Care

April 5, 2025

The Trump administration has been pushing hard against diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. This has put many health care providers and researchers in a tough spot. They fear that important health research and programs might get cut. This could happen either because of direct orders from

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San Francisco's Drug Policy Shift: A New Approach to Harm Reduction

April 3, 2025

San Francisco has long been known for its progressive stance on drug use. For years, the city has provided free drug paraphernalia to users. This included items like plastic straws, foil, and pipes, all intended to promote safer drug consumption. The idea was to reduce harm by making drug use safer,

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Local Leaders Tackle Opioid Epidemic

April 3, 2025

A gathering at Viterbo University aims to tackle the opioid crisis head-on. This is the second year for the RESPOND Together summit, a platform for providers to share insights and strategies. The summit's goal is to educate and improve services for those battling substance and opioid use disorders.

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Texas's Measles Fight: A Blow to Public Health

April 2, 2025

The battle against measles in Texas just got tougher. Dallas County, one of the state's most crowded areas, has had to cancel over 50 free vaccine clinics. This is due to a significant cut in federal funding. These clinics were set up to offer free measles, mumps, and rubella shots to families. Many

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The Mountaineer State Takes a Bold Step Against Artificial Food Additives

March 25, 2025

West Virginia has taken a significant step in promoting public health by banning seven artificial food dyes and two preservatives. This move is part of a growing trend across the United States to reduce the use of synthetic additives in food and drinks. The ban includes Red Dye No. 3, Red Dye No. 40