view article - Pandemic Pup-take 09.02.2022 view article - Pandemic Pup-take Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Pandemic Pup-take People who adopted a dog during the pandemic may have helped buffer some of the negative psychological impacts of COVID-19. Fellow Abby Outterson
view article - Religious Community in Public Health and Medicine 05.10.2022 view article - Religious Community in Public Health and Medicine Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Religious Community in Public Health and Medicine Participation in religious services, and in other forms of relational and community life has positive effects on health. Guest Author Tyler J. VanderWeele
view article - Paw-sible Benefits of Dogs 02.11.2020 view article - Paw-sible Benefits of Dogs Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Paw-sible Benefits of Dogs Whether essential social support and companionship from dogs extends to significant changes in human well-being or mental health remains relatively unknown. Fellow Greg Kantor
view article - Meaningful Relationships and Aging Well 06.07.2019 view article - Meaningful Relationships and Aging Well Health Equity Aging Populations Meaningful Relationships and Aging Well With people living longer, practitioners must re-examine how health systems meet the needs of older Americans and better prepare them for quality living. Fellow Oluwatobi Alliyu
view article - Social Connectedness and Public Health 12.18.2018 view article - Social Connectedness and Public Health Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Social Connectedness and Public Health Using Facebook data, these researchers explored how geography and historic migration movements impact social networks. Guest Author Johannes Stroebel
view article - Maximizing Healthy Aging through Daily Activities 03.21.2018 view article - Maximizing Healthy Aging through Daily Activities Health Equity Aging Populations Maximizing Healthy Aging through Daily Activities Older adults who engage in an array of daily activities like socializing, pursuing hobbies, exercising, or volunteering report better physical and mental health. Guest Authors Jacqueline Gilberto, W. Jackeline Torres, Margaret Beier
view article - Social Isolation is Bad for the Mental Health of Older Adults 03.05.2018 view article - Social Isolation is Bad for the Mental Health of Older Adults Health Equity Aging Populations Social Isolation is Bad for the Mental Health of Older Adults Close emotional relationships in old age are important for well-being, irrespective of the level of contact with family and friends. Guest Author Harry Owen Chatters Taylor
view article - Senior Loneliness and the Public Health Response 09.13.2017 view article - Senior Loneliness and the Public Health Response Health Equity Aging Populations Senior Loneliness and the Public Health Response Research shows that senior loneliness has a detrimental effect on health. Interventions are underway to reduce isolation and loneliness for seniors. Fellow Gilbert Benavidez