AJPM Focus is happy to be at ACPM for their annual meeting. Please come by our booth on the second floor to learn more!

Thanks Yuri Jadotte MD, PhD, MPH, FACPM - Editor of AJPM Focus for presenting at #TeachingPrevention 2023.

Researcher Meagan Brown, PhD (@BrownMegC), led work to identify social health research opportunities using a stakeholder-driven process. Results in AJPM Focus point to the most relevant and important empirical questions to pursue in future studies: bit.ly/414CWTp

Physical Activity and Depression and Anxiety Disorders: A Systematic Review of Reviews and Assessment of Causality ajpmfocus.org/article/S2773-… AJPM Focus

Here's our recent article "Food Insecurity Disparities Among Immigrants in the United States" published at AJPM Focus. Being a non-citizen is an independent risk factor for #FoodInsecurity even after considering income and education inequalities. ajpmfocus.org/article/S2773-…

New article in American Journal of Preventive Medicine (AJPM)-Focus: Using data collected over 810 days in partnership with Meta we found differences in mental health across the pandemic by age, gender, education, and employment through June 2022. ajpmfocus.org/article/S2773-…

Our December 2023 issue is out! See ajpmfocus.org/issue/S2773-06… for free access to articles on #vaping prevention, delays in fatal vehicle crash responses, health impacts of anti-Muslim discrimination, and much more.

Harmful algal blooms can cause mild to severe illnesses. A survey of healthcare providers shows a need for more knowledge about these illnesses to confidently identify and diagnose them. Read the new AJPM Focus article: bit.ly/3Nm5unp

Proud to say that my article is now officially published and live! Exploring the opioid epidemic among US elderly, this work consisted of 4 years of research using Medicare data. Incredibly happy to be published with AJPM Focus #opioids #epidemic ajpmfocus.org/article/S2773-…

A team of our researchers published an economic analysis in AJPM Focus of a telewellness weight loss study, which found that community-based “whole health” programs are a cost-effective way to improve wellness among vulnerable populations. Read more: health.ucdavis.edu/news/headlines…

Harmful algal blooms can cause mild to severe illnesses. A survey of healthcare providers shows a need for more knowledge about these illnesses to confidently identify & diagnose them. Read the new article from AJPM Focus: bit.ly/3Nm5unp #HarmfulAlagalBlooms

A nutritional study led by #UWEpi emeritus faculty Shirley Beresford in coordination with the Navajo Nation recently received an Article of the Year award from AJPM Focus for Inclusivity in People! Read more about the study and the award here: buff.ly/3OKSvMv

I'm glad to share that I will be joining AJPM Focus in an associate editor capacity. I look forward to working with the journal and our editor-in-chief Yuri Jadotte MD, PhD, MPH, FACPM, shining light on the important public health research! #PublicHealth

2/2 Co-authored by General Internal Medicine at UW Medicine’s Professor Vicky Fang, the paper is available in AJPM Focus. ajpmfocus.org/article/S2773-… #ColorectalCancer #CancerScreening #Colonoscopy #PopulationHealth

My first original research paper with the SLU Medicine research team was published in AJPM Focus. Colorectal cancer screening among individuals with a substance use disorder: a retrospective cohort study. More papers to follow! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

New: MedCentral covers new study in AJPM Focus led by Jamal Rana, MD and Kaiser Permanente Research NorCal KPNorthernCal PermanenteDoctors colleagues that found #cardiovascular health tied to less #healthcare expenditure #hearthealth @American_heart #LifesEssential8 Don Lloyd-Jones medcentral.com/cardiology/goo… #MedCentral

Visit our booth at #PM2024 to pick up a copy of The Foci of Public Health and Preventive Medicine, containing a set of editorials furthering the discussion on defining preventive medicine. We look forward to seeing you!

Free academic publishing training program for clincians and researchers from LMICs is available from AJPM Focus Rutgers University nursing school. Eligible folks please register using link below by June 28, 2024. nursing.rutgers.edu/research-cente…

A new paper from the Moving to Health study found that higher residential density was associated with lower increases in body mass index for children and adolescents. AJPM Focus bit.ly/3Um2OIR