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Last month, we talked about ​social determinants of health,​ which are the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work, and age, and how those conditions shape health outcomes. Health equity…

Public health is referred to as a social science. Social Sciences are the fields that study how people live, work, learn, and interact. When you think about public health as…

The term public health programming might sound a little abstract, but at its heart, it's simply about improving the health of individuals, families, and whole communities through organized, evidence-based action (we talked…

Every year, billions of dollars are spent on health research, but only a fraction of that knowledge makes it into the hands of the community organizations working on the front…