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Reflecting on 2024: A Message from the FPH President

Better Health For All

As we approach the end of another busy year for public health, I wanted to reflect on some of the achievements of the Faculty and the extraordinary contribution of our members during the past 12 months. This December marks not only the close of 2024, but also the final six months of my Presidency.

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Gender disparities in health and wellbeing of older population in India

NPJ Women's Health

npj Women's Health, Published online: 17 December 2024; doi:10.1038/s44294-024-00044-w This commentary highlights significant gender disparities in health and well-being among Indias older population using data from the recent Longitudinal Ageing Study in India (2017-18).

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How do we integrate training in Generalism in medical education?

Better Health For All

COVID-19 has further emphasised the significance of public health as a speciality and rekindled wider interest in health inequalities [1]. Generalism is a form of clinical practice that is shaped around the priority health needs of the person rather than the practitioners’ own field of expertise. UCL Press, 2024.

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School-based clinics, nurses bridge care gaps for kids, communities after Helene

NC Health News

by Grace Vitaglione December 6, 2024 December 5, 2024 With Medicaid expansion, NC governor solidified health care legacy by Jaymie Baxley December 5, 2024 December 6, 2024 The post School-based clinics, nurses bridge care gaps for kids, communities after Helene appeared first on North Carolina Health News.

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Overadjustment – an important bias hiding in plain sight

International Journal of Epidemiology Blog

In our scoping review published in IJE , we developed 12 criteria based on previous literature on overadjustment bias and used these to look at potential approaches to managing overadjustment bias in 84 systematic reviews of health inequalities. Int J Epidemiol 2024; 53: dyad177 van Zwieten A, Blyth FM, Wong G, Khalatbari-Soltani S.

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Fostering Civic Engagement Through Science and Community

Research America

UC Irvine Deeply Rooted Podcast: The U C Irvine team explored health inequities in Orange County through interviews with local health organization leaders, aiming to expose medical students to community challenges. More than 100 applications were received this fall for some 20 spots in our 2024-2025 class, supported by HHMI.

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Public Health Master’s Degrees in Epidemiology: What Questions to Ask

BU School of Public Health Blog

There’s an urgent need for people with a passion to tackle the health inequalities we see everywhere while also adopting rigorous methods to figure out what approaches will truly make a difference. Some programs emphasize health equity or rigorous methods, but students need strong training in both.