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Jun 19, 2019

Pediatricians: Partners in Helping Parents Quit Smoking

Editor's note: This piece originally appeared on "EACH Breath," a blog by the American Lung Association. 

posted by Brian Jenssen
Family & Community Health
Jun 17, 2019

Improving Access to Mental Health Services Includes Breaking Down Language Barriers

For the 25.1 million people in the U.S. who self-rate their ability to speak English as less than “very well,” communicating…

posted by Katherine Yun, Marsha Gerdes, Gabriela Jenicek
Health Equity
Jun 13, 2019

With Safe Infant Sleep, We All Rest Better

Every night and naptime, many families unintentionally put their babies at risk. Sleep-related infant deaths account for roughly 26% of…

posted by Julia Reeves
Health Equity
Jun 12, 2019

Adolescent Health Research on the Road: A Day in D.C.

posted by Kirby L. Wycoff Psy.D, MPH, NCSP, Siobhan Costanzo MPH, MEd, Anderson Schlupp
Adolescent Health & Well-Being
Jun 06, 2019

The Intergenerational Benefits of Pre-K in 200 Words

posted by Marsha Gerdes
Family & Community Health
May 30, 2019

Childhood Asthma Disparities: A Renewed Opportunity

Despite significant efforts to prevent and manage the disease, asthma remains the most commonchronic illness among children in the United States…

posted by Audrey Urquhart MPH
Health Equity
May 29, 2019

Looking Forward to the Launch of PolicyLab's New Behavioral Health Portfolio

The theme for this year’s Mental Health Month is fitness #4Mind4Body, meaning that health is all-inclusive and that we must care for…

posted by Jami Young, Shawna Dandridge LCSW
Behavioral Health
May 15, 2019

Food for Thought: How We Screen for Food Insecurity Matters

posted by Danielle Cullen
Family & Community Health
May 09, 2019

New Guidelines Green Light Maternal Depression Prevention Programs

posted by Stacey Kallem, Jami Young
Family & Community Health
May 08, 2019

Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome and the Opioid Crisis: Paying Attention to Social Context

posted by Brendan Saloner PhD
Family & Community Health
May 02, 2019

What Philadelphia’s Health of the City Report Told Us About Child Health in 200 Words

Philadelphia’s Department of Public Health published its Health of the City report for 2018, which provides a comprehensive look at health…

posted by Lindsay Capozzi
Apr 30, 2019

Play Therapy for Young Children and Mothers in Substance Use Disorder Programs

posted by Latifa Uqdah MS
Family & Community Health

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