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view article - Nature's Prescription: How Green Spaces Can Improve Health 09.06.2024 view article - Nature's Prescription: How Green Spaces Can Improve Health Environment Environmental Health Nature's Prescription: How Green Spaces Can Improve Health Exposure to nature not only aids in stress management and inflammation reduction, but also creates opportunities for connection and community. Fellow Jude Sleiman
view article - Disparities in Unmet Mental Health Needs Among Children 09.05.2024 view article - Disparities in Unmet Mental Health Needs Among Children Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Disparities in Unmet Mental Health Needs Among Children Racial and ethnic minority children are more likely to have unmet treatment needs for mental health conditions than their White counterparts. Guest Author Andrew Chang
view article - The Socioeconomic Divide Goes to the Gut 08.29.2024 view article - The Socioeconomic Divide Goes to the Gut Health Equity Nutrition The Socioeconomic Divide Goes to the Gut Individuals with household incomes below $50,000 per year had less diverse gut microbiomes compared to those with higher annual incomes. Fellow Jude Sleiman
view article - Burning Questions: Why U.S. Sunscreens Fall Short 07.19.2024 view article - Burning Questions: Why U.S. Sunscreens Fall Short Environment Environmental Health Burning Questions: Why U.S. Sunscreens Fall Short Only 1 in 4 sunscreens on the U.S. market offer sufficient sun protection and are free of concerning ingredients. Fellow Jude Sleiman
view article - Mistreatment of Health Care Workers Is Our Problem 07.16.2024 view article - Mistreatment of Health Care Workers Is Our Problem Health Equity Violence Mistreatment of Health Care Workers Is Our Problem Health care workers in the United States are five times more likely to experience workplace violence than workers in any other profession. Guest Author Katherine Meese
view article - Negative Impacts of Psychedelic Drugs 07.09.2024 view article - Negative Impacts of Psychedelic Drugs Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Negative Impacts of Psychedelic Drugs While there is buzz about the potential benefits of using psychedelic drugs for mental health treatment, research shows that the risks may outweigh the rewards. Fellow Lia Musumeci
view article - Secluded In a Post-Pandemic World 07.01.2024 view article - Secluded In a Post-Pandemic World Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Secluded In a Post-Pandemic World Since the pandemic, older adults have struggled with re-entering society, raising concerns about the mental health impact of their isolation. Fellow Jude Sleiman