Population and Public Health

How Will New Public Charge Rules Impact Immigrant Families?
Public Policy How Will New Public Charge Rules Impact Immigrant Families?

Overview of a Shifting Landscape In 2025, the landscape of U.S. immigration policy stands at a critical juncture, with proposed changes to public charge rules under the Trump administration sparking intense debate across communities and industries. A staggering statistic from the 2025 KFF/New York

Social Media Predicts Disease Outbreaks with New Model
Care Social Media Predicts Disease Outbreaks with New Model

In an era where digital platforms can amplify misinformation faster than any virus, a pioneering study from the University of Waterloo presents a transformative way to anticipate infectious disease outbreaks before they escalate into full-blown crises, reshaping how we approach public health. Led

Nurse Training Must Evolve to Combat Ageism in Healthcare
Workforce Nurse Training Must Evolve to Combat Ageism in Healthcare

In an era where life expectancy continues to climb, a staggering statistic reveals a hidden crisis in healthcare: nearly 60% of health professionals hold age-based assumptions that compromise care for older adults, according to a World Health Organization report. This pervasive issue of ageism,

Hospitals Embrace AI for Scalable Preventive Healthcare
Technology Hospitals Embrace AI for Scalable Preventive Healthcare

Imagine a healthcare system where diseases are intercepted before they manifest, where patients receive personalized guidance without stepping into a hospital, and where clinicians can focus on the most critical cases while technology handles the routine. This vision is rapidly becoming reality as

Pyx Health Launches AI Navigator Amid Medicaid Changes
Technology Pyx Health Launches AI Navigator Amid Medicaid Changes

Unveiling a Critical Need in Healthcare Navigation In the evolving landscape of American healthcare, a staggering number of individuals face disruptions to essential benefits due to recent policy changes, particularly within Medicaid programs. With millions at risk of losing access to health

Europe Struggles with HIV and Hepatitis Testing Gaps
Care Europe Struggles with HIV and Hepatitis Testing Gaps

Overview of the Current Landscape Across Europe, a staggering number of individuals remain unaware of their HIV or hepatitis status, posing a significant public health challenge for the 27 EU member states, alongside Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway, with over 650,000 diagnosed HIV cases and an

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