Panic! In the Poultry Aisle
Misinformation surrounding avian flu has fueled food-related panic, with many believing that food safety would be compromised if avian flu got into American poultry.
...moreMisinformation surrounding avian flu has fueled food-related panic, with many believing that food safety would be compromised if avian flu got into American poultry.
...moreAfter the state of Washington eliminated personal belief exemptions for the MMR vaccine series in 2019, the rate of students with a religious exemption for any required vaccine increased.
...moreAfter some states reinstated SNAP work requirements in 2016, food-insecure people who lost their SNAP benefits had to seek assistance elsewhere.
...moreFocused early childhood support can reduce the impact of adverse childhood experiences on educational attainment later in life.
...moreYoung people incarcerated in adult prisons and jails were 60% more likely to die before age 39 compared to those with placements in youth facilities.
...moreMadhukar Pai, Canada Research Chair in epidemiology and global health at McGill University, discusses the ongoing challenges of global health and how he hopes to see the field evolve in the future.
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...morePoor oral health can have devastating health consequences, but accessing appropriate dental care can be difficult, especially for elderly Americans.
...moreRental properties in predominantly Black or Hispanic neighborhoods in Boston, Mass. exhibit high instances of asthma triggers, and few of these cases are repaired once reported.
...moreHighly processed foods have long been linked to health risks, such as diabetes and obesity, but new research shows that a diet high in preservatives and artificial flavors may harm mental health, as well.
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