Disease (167) Subcategories: Infectious Disease COVID-19 Chronic Disease Top In Disease view Shots Missed: The Troubling Decline in Childhood Vaccines Shots Missed: The Troubling Decline in Childhood Vaccines Fellow Jude Sleiman view A Second Set of (AI) Eyes: Smarter Screening for Lung Cancer A Second Set of (AI) Eyes: Smarter Screening for Lung Cancer Fellow Aidan Stotz view The Flu Shot: Your First Step Towards Protection The Flu Shot: Your First Step Towards Protection Fellow Heather Sherr view Causes and Costs of Global COVID-19 Vaccine Inequity Causes and Costs of Global COVID-19 Vaccine Inequity Guest Author Maddalena Ferranna view Start With the Basics: Handwashing Start With the Basics: Handwashing Fellow Lia Musumeci Subcategories: Infectious Disease COVID-19 Chronic Disease view article - Socioeconomic Disparities and Antimicrobial Resistance 10.28.2024 view article - Socioeconomic Disparities and Antimicrobial Resistance Disease Infectious Disease Socioeconomic Disparities and Antimicrobial Resistance Higher levels of antimicrobial resistance were present among those living in more vulnerable, disadvantaged communities. Guest Author Lauren Cooper view article - To Close or Not to Close 10.04.2024 view article - To Close or Not to Close Disease Infectious Disease To Close or Not to Close Does closing the toilet lid before flushing keep germs contained to the bowl? Research suggests that there might be more to it. Fellow Heather Sherr view article - Vaccine Gaps in Immigrant Communities 10.02.2024 view article - Vaccine Gaps in Immigrant Communities Disease Infectious Disease Vaccine Gaps in Immigrant Communities In Washington, some immigrant communities are at risk for vaccine-preventable diseases due to low and declining vaccination coverage. Fellow Dani Weissert view article - Becoming a Dad Too Soon May Be Bad for the Heart 09.20.2024 view article - Becoming a Dad Too Soon May Be Bad for the Heart Disease Chronic Disease Becoming a Dad Too Soon May Be Bad for the Heart Younger fathers may face unique challenges and stressors that contribute to poorer long-term heart health. Fellow Jude Sleiman view article - Cost vs Care: Florida's Insulin Crisis 08.28.2024 view article - Cost vs Care: Florida's Insulin Crisis Disease Chronic Disease Cost vs Care: Florida's Insulin Crisis Rising insulin costs are forcing people to make difficult decisions about their care, especially in states that did not expand Medicaid. Guest Authors Natalie Axelrod, Michael Gemmell, Jessica Shapiro Gemmell, Amanda Green, Lindsey Morrow, Olivia Perdigon view article - The Chronic Challenges of Poverty 07.17.2024 view article - The Chronic Challenges of Poverty Disease Chronic Disease The Chronic Challenges of Poverty People living in poverty are at an increased risk for chronic inflammation, a cause of symptoms linked to diseases like cancer and diabetes. Fellow Heather Sherr view article - Movement Matters 07.15.2024 view article - Movement Matters Disease Chronic Disease Movement Matters Incorporating just 500 steps of additional movement into each day can lower the risk of cardiovascular disease death by 7%. Fellow Lia Musumeci view article - Blood Sugar Blackouts in the Backcountry 07.02.2024 view article - Blood Sugar Blackouts in the Backcountry Disease Chronic Disease Blood Sugar Blackouts in the Backcountry Diabetic children living in rural areas have more difficulty accessing continuous glucose monitors, a convenient blood sugar management tool. Fellow Heather Sherr Category Posts
view article - Socioeconomic Disparities and Antimicrobial Resistance 10.28.2024 view article - Socioeconomic Disparities and Antimicrobial Resistance Disease Infectious Disease Socioeconomic Disparities and Antimicrobial Resistance Higher levels of antimicrobial resistance were present among those living in more vulnerable, disadvantaged communities. Guest Author Lauren Cooper
view article - To Close or Not to Close 10.04.2024 view article - To Close or Not to Close Disease Infectious Disease To Close or Not to Close Does closing the toilet lid before flushing keep germs contained to the bowl? Research suggests that there might be more to it. Fellow Heather Sherr
view article - Vaccine Gaps in Immigrant Communities 10.02.2024 view article - Vaccine Gaps in Immigrant Communities Disease Infectious Disease Vaccine Gaps in Immigrant Communities In Washington, some immigrant communities are at risk for vaccine-preventable diseases due to low and declining vaccination coverage. Fellow Dani Weissert
view article - Becoming a Dad Too Soon May Be Bad for the Heart 09.20.2024 view article - Becoming a Dad Too Soon May Be Bad for the Heart Disease Chronic Disease Becoming a Dad Too Soon May Be Bad for the Heart Younger fathers may face unique challenges and stressors that contribute to poorer long-term heart health. Fellow Jude Sleiman
view article - Cost vs Care: Florida's Insulin Crisis 08.28.2024 view article - Cost vs Care: Florida's Insulin Crisis Disease Chronic Disease Cost vs Care: Florida's Insulin Crisis Rising insulin costs are forcing people to make difficult decisions about their care, especially in states that did not expand Medicaid. Guest Authors Natalie Axelrod, Michael Gemmell, Jessica Shapiro Gemmell, Amanda Green, Lindsey Morrow, Olivia Perdigon
view article - The Chronic Challenges of Poverty 07.17.2024 view article - The Chronic Challenges of Poverty Disease Chronic Disease The Chronic Challenges of Poverty People living in poverty are at an increased risk for chronic inflammation, a cause of symptoms linked to diseases like cancer and diabetes. Fellow Heather Sherr
view article - Movement Matters 07.15.2024 view article - Movement Matters Disease Chronic Disease Movement Matters Incorporating just 500 steps of additional movement into each day can lower the risk of cardiovascular disease death by 7%. Fellow Lia Musumeci
view article - Blood Sugar Blackouts in the Backcountry 07.02.2024 view article - Blood Sugar Blackouts in the Backcountry Disease Chronic Disease Blood Sugar Blackouts in the Backcountry Diabetic children living in rural areas have more difficulty accessing continuous glucose monitors, a convenient blood sugar management tool. Fellow Heather Sherr
