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St. Paul bit.ly/3LRIMS1 MPLS bit.ly/3rlhWIG and soon Hennepin County County-all have guaranteed income pilot programs and now growing evidence that they work! thx Sarah Holder!

🎉 Congratulations to CHAI's director, Joseph Gaugler, Ph.D., who has been named the next editor-in-chief of The Gerontologist! UMN School of Public Health Gerontological Society of America (GSA)

There is no shame in struggling with your #MentalHealth or in reaching out for help when you need it. Minnesota United FC midfielder Jacori Hayes and I have some tips we’d like to share on how you or a loved one can open up about your #MentalHealth.

Hear from the residents and small business owners on Lake Street in Minneapolis, MN as they share how USDOT's recent RAISE grant will make a difference in their community.

“Our entire society is perfectly designed to create Type 2 diabetes” The fix, therefore, is not a pill but societal change nytimes.com/2022/10/05/hea…

9 in every 200 children infected with poliovirus will experience serious complications. CDC works with partners to ensure that vaccines reach every child to prevent infection and stop the spread of polio. Together, let’s #EndPolio. bit.ly/WPDCDC

By analyzing online digital footprints, researchers seek early indicators of cognitive impairment - UMN PHAP UMN School of Public Health sph.umn.edu/news/by-analyz…

📚 #StudentsofSPH profile: BLibal, UMN PHAP Student "I realized my passion for helping people would best be expressed through policymaking. I want to make a change in how money is spent on healthcare, and that’s more impactful at the policy level." sph.umn.edu/current/studen…

Our symposium is almost 2 weeks away! What is it, when is it and how can you attend? Don't forget to register if you have yet to. Register at z.umn.edu/PAHS2023Sympos…!

Here are our 2023 Panelists! Marchion Hinton, PhD, LP, Clinical Psychologist, Hennepin Healthcare Meghan Mason, PhD, MPH, Associate Professor, Public Health, St. Catherine’s University

These four individuals will be our panel in a discussion centered around our roles as stewards. We will explore the ways stewardship is happening via their work, what approaches we might take to act as stewards, and how we can recognize human flourishing in times of loss.

#UniversalBasicIncome programs make sure that people can meet their basic needs and live with dignity. In What Works for Health, we outline the research behind this strategy - and how it can help families over generations. countyhealthrankings.org/take-action-to…

Join me and Sir Sir Michael Marmot on Tuesday, 7 March when we engage in spirited conversation and learning around “Inequalities and Social Justice.” Free registration for both in-person and online participation at bit.ly/3iNG8CF.

Are you sitting down? Stand up! Prolonged sitting is associated with back and shoulder pain, premature mortality, diabetes, chronic diseases, metabolic syndrome, and obesity. Learn more information on sedentary workplaces in our Workplace Solutions. bit.ly/3sJnGNi

We are thrilled to welcome a new graduate research assistant to the SHADAC team: Meet Adey Fentaw! Adey is a second year UMN School of Public Health student. A true jetsetter, Adey speaks three languages and previously attended the World Cup in Germany ⚽️

Each week Boynton Health will focus on different aspects of health and wellness, such as physical, mental, creative, and social well-being, to lead a more well-balanced lifestyle. We hope you will join us in creating a space for better care of ourselves! bit.ly/3Hm6TYc

A few quick bursts of physical activity each day may lead to a longer life, study shows. More diverse data is needed to see the full impact on longevity, according to Daniel Duprez, MD, PhD, from воскресший умный дом. Read more: bit.ly/3wpgYgP.

Data and visualization are critical tools for sharing valuable public health information. Here is an example from NIHCM about #gunviolence and #publichealth

As of 25 January 2023 the cumulative number of #COVID19 cases identified in SA is 4 054 206 with 1 506 new cases reported. 07 deaths have been reported bringing the total to 102 595 deaths. The cumulative number of recoveries now stand at 3 944 987 with a recovery rate of 97,3%