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May 11, 2018

Supporting Moms This Mother’s Day: The Benefits of PriCARE in 200 Words

posted by ​​​​​​​Leigh Wilson-Hall MSW, LSW
Family & Community Health
May 10, 2018

More Children Diagnosed with Autism: Policies to Help Philadelphia Families Access Services

Our systems need to provide comprehensive, coordinated care to all children with autism and their families.

posted by Kate Wallis
Population Health Sciences
May 09, 2018

More Children Diagnosed with Autism: What Services Can Philadelphia Families Access?

According to a new CDC analysis, an estimated 1 in 59 children is estimated to have autism, an approximate 15 percent increase from the last…

posted by Kate Wallis
Population Health Sciences
May 04, 2018

It's Time to Cover All Pennsylvania Kids: Dream Care

posted by Katherine Yun
Health Equity
Apr 27, 2018

Kinship Care in the Opioid Epidemic: The Overlooked Caregivers of the Overlooked Victims

As our nation continues to reel from a decades-long opioid epidemic that has devastated families and communities, the public health response has…

posted by David Rubin
Family & Community Health
Apr 25, 2018

Delivering Mental Health Care in Emergency and Hospital Settings in 200 Words

posted by Stephanie Doupnik
Behavioral Health
Apr 20, 2018

What’s the Continuum of Care from Overseas to Arrival in the U.S. for Refugees?

To promote the health and health care of refugees, we need to consider the continuum of care that begins overseas and may cross multiple borders.

posted by Katherine Yun, Blain Mamo, MPH
Health Equity
Apr 10, 2018

Medicaid's Impact on Children's Access to Care and Preventive Health Services in 200 Words

A new report from America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) found that children with Medicaid coverage were four times more likely to have a…

posted by Bardia Nabet, Bardia Nabet, MPH
Population Health Sciences
Mar 23, 2018

What Data Can (and Can't) Teach Us about the Opioid Epidemic for Youth

posted by Meredith Matone
Adolescent Health & Well-Being
Mar 22, 2018

How Can We Use the Emergency Department to Prevent Unintended Teen Pregnancies?

posted by Cynthia Mollen, Melissa Miller
Adolescent Health & Well-Being
Mar 21, 2018

A Dilemma in Suicide Prevention: Parents are Unaware of Their Teens' Suicidal Thoughts

posted by Rhonda Boyd, Jason Jones
Behavioral Health
Mar 20, 2018

Sweat Equity: How Exercise May Help Address Negative Health Impacts of Adversity

posted by Chris Renjilian, MD, MBE
Adolescent Health & Well-Being

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