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Evidence and experts to help you understand today's public health news. A podcast from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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@kim.senate.govReposted by @publichealthpod.bsky.socialMediKids is not just a hope or a dream, it's also an implementable plan.
We CAN give all kids healthcare in this country using structures that already exist. Here's how.
Listen to the full @publichealthpod.bsky.social episode wherever you get your podcasts.
@publichealthpod.bsky.socialPersonal brushes with youth suicide sparked members of the White Mountain Apache tribe to develop a community-centered prevention program.
Novalene Alsenay Goklish and Emily Haroz of @jhucih.bsky.social discuss Celebrating Life.
@publichealthpod.bsky.socialBut if we stop growing lettuce, what are all the Women Laughing Alone with Salad going to eat 😭
@tamarhaspel.bsky.socialReposted by @publichealthpod.bsky.socialIt was great fun to be on the @publichealthpod.bsky.social talking about lettuce and what's wrong with it.
Thanks for inviting me!
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@publichealthpod.bsky.socialThe EPA has long served as the bedrock for major policy initiatives to protect human and environmental health.
@tomaburke.bsky.social covers how a recent move towards deregulation reflects major changes happening at the agency.
@publichealthpod.bsky.socialCongress passed the Violence Against Women Act over 30 years ago. Today, gender-based violence is still a neglected issue.
During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we're revisiting a conversation on what needs to be done to keep all women safe.
@publichealthpod.bsky.socialA leaf of iceberg on a sandwich can add a satisfying crunch to your lunch—but does it offer much of anything else?
@tamarhaspel.bsky.social details the environmental impacts of growing lettuce and its limited nutritional benefits.
@johnshopkinssph.bsky.socialReposted by @publichealthpod.bsky.socialVitamin A is an essential nutrient we can derive from sources like carrots, sweet potatoes, meat, and eggs. If you live in the U.S., you probably get plenty of it in your diet.
But it’s a different story in other parts of the world.
@dianebovenkamp.bsky.socialReposted by @publichealthpod.bsky.socialThis is an awesome collection of researchers to give the lay of the land on Vitamin A clinical trial results and current research.
@publichealthpod.bsky.socialVitamin A has saved lives across the globe, but supplementation isn't necessary for most people.
A slate of @jhu.edu and @johnshopkinssph.bsky.social experts dive into a history of vitamin A supplementation and how it has shaped global health
@drjoshs.bsky.socialReposted by @publichealthpod.bsky.socialJust in case you weren’t already worried about an AI disaster….its worth hearing what Tom Inglesby has to say:
@publichealthpod.bsky.socialWorries about AI's potential for use in making biological weapons or dangerous new pathogens are intensifying.
Tom Inglesby, director of @centerforhealthsecurity.org, covers what AI is currently capable of and what policies could shape responsible use 🔗 podcast.publichealth.jhu.edu/will-ai-gene...
@publichealthpod.bsky.socialScientists, tech companies, and world leaders are sounding the alarm on potential threats to humanity as AI models grow more powerful.
Tom Inglesby, director of @centerforhealthsecurity.org, discusses threats related to AI's biological capabilities.
@publichealthpod.bsky.socialFor the first time ever, mRNA flu shots are available this respiratory virus season for adults age 50 and older.
Vaccine expert Anna Durbin explains how the vaccine works, and discusses the current data on its safety and efficacy.
@johnshopkinssph.bsky.socialReposted by @publichealthpod.bsky.socialFlu, COVID, and RSV vaccines help reduce your chance of getting seriously sick—and are essential for protecting people who are immunocompromised.
@publichealthpod.bsky.socialAs they age, people living with HIV face unique healthcare needs.
@kerialthoff.bsky.social and Vanessa Johnson, co-authors of a new @thelancet.com report, explain why and how prevention and treatment should adapt to support lifelong wellness.
@johnshopkinssph.bsky.socialReposted by @publichealthpod.bsky.socialEarlier this month, the CDC reported a nationwide increase in human rabies exposures.
The disease, if left untreated, is nearly 100% fatal—but it can be prevented.
Hear more about rabies from two veterinarians on @publichealthpod.bsky.social: podcast.publichealth.jhu.edu/the-rabies-e...
@publichealthpod.bsky.socialSeptember is Sickle Cell Awareness Month, recognizing a disease that affects an estimated 100,000 people in the U.S.
A recent @johnshopkinssph.bsky.social shares how her diagnosis has shaped her life and how she advocates for a brighter future.
@publichealthpod.bsky.socialThank you for listening!
@publichealthpod.bsky.socialThose whose immune systems are more vulnerable are at a higher risk of getting sick with and experiencing severe symptoms of flu, COVID-19, and RSV.
Epidemiologist @cmyeaton.bsky.social gives her recommendations for vaccines this respiratory virus season.
