produced by: Boston University School of Public Health
The instinct to move is human—we were built for it. And yet, in today’s world, we spend most of our time being still.
Food assistance programs firmly support child development, but their impact on adult mental health depends heavily on context.
While fast fashion may appeal to budget-conscious consumers, the industry generates 1.2 billion tons of greenhouse gas emissions annually.
Monica L. Wang, PHP’s executive editor, discusses her public health passions and what drew her to the work of Public Health Post.
The Trump administration’s restrictive immigration policies are destabilizing a health care workforce the country cannot afford to lose.
Over 70% of men say they would discontinue taking antidepressants if they regularly experienced sexual dysfunction.
During health emergencies, people with lower incomes and limited access to care were more likely to seek support at mobile clinics.
Research shows that quitting smoking adds years to your life, no matter when you stop. But the earlier you quit, the greater the reward.
Public Health Post is a daily population health publication written by Boston University School of Public Health students and leading public health experts. Every day, we spotlight critical intersections in public health and social justice to advance conversations about health in the United States.
