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view article - Wildland Firefighters: Seasonal Trends in Substance Use 04.19.2024 view article - Wildland Firefighters: Seasonal Trends in Substance Use Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Wildland Firefighters: Seasonal Trends in Substance Use The seasonal stressors faced by wildland firefighters lead to increased rates of binge drinking and tobacco use throughout the year. Fellow Lia Musumeci
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view article - Safety or Stress? How Schools Address Gun Violence 03.08.2024 view article - Safety or Stress? How Schools Address Gun Violence Health Equity Violence Safety or Stress? How Schools Address Gun Violence With no federal regulation to address gun violence, safety measures like lockdown drills and armed personnel are commonplace in schools. But these practices take a toll on student mental health. Fellow Adna Jaganjac