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view article - Awareness of MyPlate Among U.S. Adults with Young Children 03.27.2025 view article - Awareness of MyPlate Among U.S. Adults with Young Children Health Equity Nutrition Awareness of MyPlate Among U.S. Adults with Young Children 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. Guest Authors Molly Waring, Kate Killion
view article - Shots Missed: The Troubling Decline in Childhood Vaccines 03.26.2025 view article - Shots Missed: The Troubling Decline in Childhood Vaccines Disease Infectious Disease Shots Missed: The Troubling Decline in Childhood Vaccines The health landscape in the United States reveals that both access barriers and exemption trends are contributing to vaccination gaps. Fellow Jude Sleiman
view article - To Fluoridate or Not to Fluoridate? 03.19.2025 view article - To Fluoridate or Not to Fluoridate? Environment Environmental Health To Fluoridate or Not to Fluoridate? While water fluoridation has demonstrated public health benefits, its role in modern society is being questioned. Fellow Jude Sleiman
view article - Social Safety Nets May Reduce Child Maltreatment 03.11.2025 view article - Social Safety Nets May Reduce Child Maltreatment Health Equity Policy Social Safety Nets May Reduce Child Maltreatment Policies that address poverty can have positive spillover effects on broader outcomes, including improving child well-being. Guest Author Tia Palermo
view article - Public Insurance Improves Young Adult Well-Being 02.18.2025 view article - Public Insurance Improves Young Adult Well-Being Health Equity Policy Public Insurance Improves Young Adult Well-Being Medicaid expansion is improving health coverage, access to care, and financial well-being for low-income young adults. Guest Author Christal Hamilton
view article - How Childhood Shapes Young Adult Depression 02.12.2025 view article - How Childhood Shapes Young Adult Depression Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health How Childhood Shapes Young Adult Depression Gender-specific differences in how depression develops from childhood to early adulthood highlight the need for tailored prevention programs. Guest Authors Ronny Bruffaerts, Kelsi Caywood, William Axinn
view article - Disordered Eating Among Sexual and Gender Minorities 02.10.2025 view article - Disordered Eating Among Sexual and Gender Minorities Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Disordered Eating Among Sexual and Gender Minorities LGBTQ+ youth are disproportionately affected by eating disorders due to stressors such as discrimination, harassment, and trauma. Fellow Heather Sherr