Incorporating social determinants of health: Simplest solution may give the best results
Healthcare only accounts for a small percentage of a person’s overall wellbeing and health, but external factors such as socioeconomic […]
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Today, we use the term “long COVID” to describe the lingering symptoms some people have many weeks or months after […] What can vaccine proponents, clinicians and public health communicators learn from “anti-vaxxers?” A lot, according to new guidance for pro-vaccination […] What’s the difference between a giggle and a belly laugh? Or a yelp and an all-out scream? In many species, […] It’s a common fact of life: we’re looking at our screens more than ever. While the results of the technology addiction are […] While the long-term emotional impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic are yet to be fully understood, social media is providing useful […] Efforts to improve the social success of autistic adolescents and adults have often focused on teaching them ways to think […] With 2020 hijacked by COVID-19, a team of QUT researchers in Brisbane, Australia, say social media analytics can capture the […] While Donald Trump was tweeting about leaving the hospital and dangerously playing down the effects of the coronavirus, Jill Biden […] Studies have shown health-related social needs—food insecurity, housing instability, and lack of transportation—are associated with poor health outcomes, more health […]
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