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Pre-Professional Community Health Chronicle – Public Health Student Insights on Current Population Health Trends
Public Health Student Insights on Current Population Health Trends
Public Health Student Insights on Current Population Health Trends
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Stroke is a leading cause of disability and death, particularly among blue-collar workers who face high-risk factors such as hypertension, poor nutrition, and job-related stress. This health promotion program targets Duval County workers, using the PRECEDE-PROCEED model to implement mobile health interventions and improve stroke prevention outcomes.
12.3.2025 15:00Program Plan to Reduce Blue Collar Worker Stroke DeathsTeen dating violence is a growing crisis with lifelong consequences. This program targets Duval County high schoolers, integrating school, community, and home-based interventions to educate and prevent dating violence. Through engaging workshops, role-play, and evidence-based strategies, we empower youth with knowledge, skills, and resources to build healthier relationships.
5.3.2025 16:00Health Promotion Program: Adolescent Dating ViolenceHow do you handle tricky questions when teaching sex ed? Professor Andrea Derkits shared key insights on youth-driven questions, values-based discussions, and effective communication strategies. With real-life scenarios and engaging activities, this session provided invaluable tools for fostering open and informative conversations about sexual health. Missed it? Ask your questions in the comments!
21.2.2025 16:00From Cupcakes to Confidence: Key Takeaways on Sex EdJoin us tonight at 6 PM for Cupcakes and Critical Conversations: Sex Ed with Andrea Derkits, MPH, CPH! Dive into an open, evidence-based discussion on sexuality education, consent, and STI testing. Don’t miss this chance to gain confidence in tackling vital conversations about sexual health! 🍪💬 #SexEd #PublicHealth
13.2.2025 16:00Cupcakes and Critical Conversations: Talking About Sex EdA University of North Florida undergraduate transitioned from a pre-nursing path to public health, discovering passion in research and maternal child health. Through strong professor relationships, internships, and hard work, the student improved their GPA and secured recommendations, ultimately applying to top MPH programs at Yale, Brown, and Harvard.
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30.10.2024 13:25Comment on A Look Back, and a Path Forward: My Time with the AJPH Student Think Tank by lifelessons[…] Kathleen Patti, an MPH student at the University of North Florida (and member of ESG and contributor to this site), shares her ideas for better sexual wellness as well as her path into public health in episode 1, part 1. […]
24.10.2024 15:09Comment on Get that Meat Out of Your Mouth by A Look Back, and a Path Forward: My Time with the AJPH Student Think Tank – Pre-Professional Community H...The AJPH Student Think Tank consists of a group dedicated to editorial projects including a podcast and art show, initiated in early 2024. Over nine months, they have developed podcasts, newsletters, and prepared a call for student papers themed "Forging Radical Hope." The cohort appreciates the collaborative learning experience and anticipates future contributions to public health.
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10.10.2024 23:02Comment on Neurotypical Behavior and Synthetic Food Dyes by Christi BenSynthetic food dyes, found in everyday snacks and drinks, are linked to health issues like ADHD and Autism. Despite bans in Europe, the FDA still approves 9 dyes. Learn how to avoid harmful additives and choose natural alternatives for a healthier lifestyle.
20.9.2024 15:00Neurotypical Behavior and Synthetic Food DyesHomeless youth escape family violence only to face even more brutality on the streets, with many turning to drugs and survival sex to cope. Sexual and gender minorities are at even higher risk. Discover how targeted interventions are reducing substance abuse and improving lives. Find out what can be done to help now.
13.9.2024 15:00Infographic: Violence Among Houseless YouthDyslexia affects 1 in 5 people, impacting reading and learning throughout life, yet adult illiteracy remains pervasive due to social stigma and inadequate support. In the United States, over half of adults read below a sixth-grade level, hindering job prospects and health literacy. Addressing these challenges requires specialized literacy programs, like the Orton-Gillingham approach, and policy changes to support early intervention and empower dyslexic individuals to succeed in society.
11.7.2024 15:00Adult illiteracy in the dyslexic population is the invisible enemyAs one of six graduate students selected to advise the AJPH Editor in Chief, I'm part of a think tank dedicated to merging health, community, and creativity. From selecting cover images and publishing newsletters to hosting podcasts and calling for art at the 2024 APHA Annual Conference, we aim to innovate and inspire in public health. Join us in our journey towards a healthier, more creative future.
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