Death’s Witness: The Toll on Family Caregivers
Families need thorough educational, planning, and support resources, to mentally prepare for providing end-of-life care.
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The I in TEAM
Though rugged individualism can breed innovation, it has fostered a society that fiercely opposes — even fears — collectivism.
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Prioritizing Harm Reduction Funding Without Stigma
The intersection of the Covid-19 pandemic and opioid epidemic has necessitated federal funding toward harm reduction.
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Covering All, Regardless of Immigration Status
Health insurance for all is a very real and concrete action states can take to address the glaring racial disparities in health that the pandemic has exposed.
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Protect Public Health by Protecting the Right to Vote
Prioritizing voting rights will help improve and protect public health.
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Applying Pandemic Lessons to Improve Reproductive Health
Positive policy changes implemented during the pandemic should continue to promote reproductive health long-term.
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Taking a Stand Against Suicide
How to use a new policy statement to guide your suicide prevention advocacy efforts.
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School-Based Health: Easy Access to Care
School-based health centers improve access to care for students.
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At Risk: Student Surveys and Youth Health
Student health surveys are a critical tool for making data-driven decisions to protect and improve the health of young people.
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2021 Year in Review
Executive Editor Michael Stein reviews the most talked about posts of 2021, announces the 2022 PHP fellows, and says goodbye to the 2021 fellows.
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