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New Longitudinal Study Will Fill Gap in Data on Postpartum Health and Well-being

BU School of Public Health Blog

October 18, 2024 0 Jillian McKoy Twitter Facebook Breastfeeding difficulties, hypertension, depression, and sleep deprivation are just a handful of the health challenges that mothers may experience in the weeks and months following childbirth.

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Gardening Transforms Your Mental Health and Quality of Life

Mercola

Gardening isn’t just a hobby; it’s a powerful tool for enhancing your mental health and quality of life. This combination offers a unique pathway to boost your emotional and physical health, providing a holistic approach to well-being. neighborhood cohesion, trust and social networking) and physiological well-being.

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The Highs and Lows of Health in the Virginias

Black Health Matters

Health in the Virginias Imagine living where mental health support is readily available, and community well-being is a top priority. Now, picture a neighboring state where mental health struggles are heightened and resources are scarce. Virginia’s Success in Health and Wellness Have you ever heard of Falls Church?

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The Babies Addicted to Fast Food

Mercola

This addiction is not just about taste preferences; it’s a ticking time bomb for severe health issues. These health problems are harbingers of more significant issues like heart disease and diabetes, setting the stage for a future fraught with chronic health challenges. One of the most immediate concerns is tooth decay.

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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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Make America Healthy Again?

Your Local Epidemiologist

YLE is taking our own advice by being upfront: This post is based on data and our personal values system that highly prioritizes public health. Our goal here is to lay out, to the best of our ability, what a policy would mean based on objective data and personal experiences watching how public health works in real life.

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Flavonoid-Rich Fruit Consumption in Midlife May Ward Off Late-Life Dementia

BU School of Public Health Blog

October 11, 2024 0 Jillian McKoy Twitter Facebook A growing body of research suggests that consuming fruits rich in flavonoids can boost cognitive function and lower one’s risk of dementia. But there is little consensus on whether this potential health benefit varies by age.