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Nov 29, 2017

The ACA’s Impact on Adolescent Access to Preventive Health Care in 200 Words

The health law increased adolescent access to preventive health visits, which could improve their health outcomes.

posted by Meredith Matone, Colette Rector
Population Health Sciences
Nov 28, 2017

The Good and Bad News about Tobacco Company Ads Against Their Own Products

Statements like the image above on the clear harms of cigarettes aren’t new, but starting this week their source may surprise you.

posted by Brian Jenssen
Population Health Sciences
Nov 22, 2017

Why Does Open Enrollment Matter for Children and Families?

Unfortunately, one-third of Americans don’t even realize open enrollment is happening this year. 

posted by Jennifer Clendening MPA, MBE , Jade Little
Population Health Sciences
Nov 17, 2017

Overlooked Contributors to Rural Preterm Births in 200 Words

This World Prematurity Day, it’s important to acknowledge that many parts of rural America are facing troubling increases in preterm…

posted by Jennifer Whittaker
Family & Community Health
Nov 15, 2017

Moving Beyond the Hospital Walls: The Value of Meaningful Clinical-Community Partnerships

posted by Tyra Bryant-Stephens
Family & Community Health
Nov 14, 2017

How We Use Geography to Improve Children’s Health

posted by Doug Strane , Heather Griffis PhD, MS, Vicky Tam MA
Population Health Sciences
Nov 07, 2017

Paying for Caregiver Screening and Services in Pediatrics: Overcoming Barriers to Provider Reimbursement

posted by Brian Jenssen, ​​​​​​​Leigh Wilson-Hall MSW, LSW
Family & Community Health
Nov 03, 2017

When Health Reform Resurfaces, Don't Let Special Needs Children Get Lost in the Shuffle

Since we can only expect that these reform efforts will continue, we must work to educate lawmakers and their staff on the unique needs of children…

posted by David Rubin
Population Health Sciences
Oct 30, 2017

“How Are You Feeling?” Early Mental Health Intervention for Kids with Chronic Conditions Matters

posted by Andrea Knight MD, MSCE
Adolescent Health & Well-Being
Oct 26, 2017

How Expedited Partner Therapy Could Reduce Adolescent STD Rates in 200 Words

Last month, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a report showing there were two million new cases of sexually…

posted by Cynthia Mollen
Adolescent Health & Well-Being
Oct 19, 2017

Hungry for Information: Lessons Learned from Food Insecurity Screening in Pediatrics

posted by Danielle Cullen, Deepak Palakshappa, MD, MSHP
Family & Community Health
Oct 18, 2017

A Vital Tactic for Fighting the Opioid Epidemic: Make Sure Kids Are Safe and Healthy

While it’s essential that we invest in treatment and therapies for those suffering from addiction, research shows us that childhood…

posted by Rachel Feuerstein-Simon
Family & Community Health

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