produced by: Boston University School of Public Health
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Higher maternal stress, anxiety, and depressive symptoms during pregnancy are associated with higher negative temperament in children.
A diverse medical workforce is a matter of life and death for communities that face disproportionate health disparities.
Empowering individuals to speak up, to share what is embarrassing or shameful, is central to fostering better public health outcomes.
As demand for mental health services rises, digital platforms that combine self-guided tools with provider-led care are essential.
Climate-related policies in New York City have improved air quality across the city, particularly benefitting mothers in polluted areas.
MyPlate is designed to help people and families eat a healthy diet, but only 29% of adults with young children are aware of this resource.
To ensure all populations achieve better health outcomes, the goal of successful aging should be considered throughout the lifespan.
Policies that address poverty can have positive spillover effects on broader outcomes, including improving child well-being.
Medicaid expansion is improving health coverage, access to care, and financial well-being for low-income young adults.
