Highlights
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Hospital-based violence intervention programs that work to interrupt the cycle of violence — especially gun violence — among high-risk youth can be effective.
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With crucial funding and data on the line, work is underway to make sure the 2020 census count is an accurate one. Among the partners working toward that goal: Public health.
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People with high levels of exposure to pyrethroid insecticides may be more likely to die of cardiovascular disease.
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Researchers have found a new way to convince children to eat their vegetables — have them watch a cooking show.
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Few pharmacies are able to share accurate information about the disposal of antibiotics and opioids.
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