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Cuts to NIH funding for biostatistical research would erode the United States' competitive edge, hindering the health, economy, and overall security of the nation.

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Following a rigorous review of the scientific evidence, what does the U.S. Surgeon General’s report recommend?

A new study published in the Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities in October reveals a significant interaction between minimum wage policy, income inequality , and obesity rates in U.S. counties.

A new study shows the importance of looking at a person’s 24-hour behaviors comprehensively, and what that could mean for the prevention and treatment of depression.

Untangling relationships among sleep, physical activity, and brain health may suggest ways to reduce dementia risk. 

Step one in closing the gap: Measure the impact of structural racism.

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The analysis, thought to be one of the first published studies that captures both fatal and nonfatal injurious shootings by police nationally, also highlights risks of well-being checks.

HIV services for those most at risk of contracting the virus consistently lag behind those for other populations—and researchers say that massive inconsistencies in the data are a major driver of the problem.

About 4.5 trillion cigarette butts are improperly discarded each year, making them an unsightly reality of our daily lives. They represent a dangerous environmental threat and ubiquitous advertising value for tobacco brands—but also provide evidence that can inform tobacco research and control.

Narrower streets with room for bike lanes and sidewalks could pay dividends for health and safety. 
 

To ensure AI meets people’s needs and not vice-versa, we need data science—and humility.

How public health is harnessing the power of AI, now.