Title X Funding Improves Family Planning
Title X-participating centers consistently offer more effective and high-quality family planning services than non-Title X health centers.
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High Pay Gets Higher, Low Pay Gets Lower
Middle-wage earners have not seen much of an increase in pay, and low-wage earners have almost exclusively seen drops in their pay over the decades.
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Sharing (Anxiety and Depression) is Caring
In a study of seventh graders followed over time, researchers considered how negative emotions might predict the end of adolescent friendships.
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Ellis Rubinstein: Kids, Sustainability, and Our Shared Scientific Future
Mr. Rubinstein speaks with PHP on creating networks that transform children’s knowledge about science and technology.
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Feel the Churn
Health insurance is one of the many elements of a young adult’s life that keeps changing. Insurers call these changes “churning,” or rolling from one type of health plan to the next.
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Where Breast Cancer Kills the Most
County-level findings of breast cancer deaths across the United States between 2000 and 2015 showed significant risk of breast cancer mortality among Hispanic women in the south and southwest.
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Tantrums in the Snack Aisle
Understanding the dynamic between mothers and children in the snack aisle of a grocery store may provide insight into health promotion efforts about nutrition.
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Nurses Leading Collaborative Care
Martsolf and colleagues assessed the role of nurses in cross-collaborative health care systems, and the ways in which nurses are important to improving community health.
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Body Image and Bullying
Yi-Ching Lin and colleagues found that self-perceived weight and frustration with body image were more related to bullying than actual weight, particularly among female students.
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Preventive Care Deficit
Only 8% of surveyed adults age 35 and older received all recommended high-priority clinical preventive services.
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