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research
Health Awareness Days: Sufficient Evidence to Support the Craze? A New Commentary in AJPH
My regular readers know that I have some hesitations about campaigns that focus on &qu…
risk perception
Angelina Jolie's "Medical Choice" Dominates the Internet
I woke up this morning to the quintessential Pop Health story. Angelina Jolie publish…
women
Kudos to The New York Times Magazine for Examining the "Feel-Good War" on Breast Cancer!
In last week's The New York Times Magazine, Peggy Orenstein wrote an article call…
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public health
October is [Fill in the Blank] Awareness Month- A Guest Post for "The Public's Health"
Today I had the pleasure contributing another guest post on " The Public's H…
Twitter
"Hashtag Activism"- Is It Working For Public Health?
Last year on Facebook, my timeline was suddenly filled with status updates of just one…
stigma
Anti-vaccine ads on Delta planes; Magic and Ellen as celebrity champions for HIV/AIDS prevention...and more- What Am I Reading This Week?
New pop culture and public health stories to check out this week: 1. Darrell Hammond o…
video games
Pink Fatigue? JCPenney's Sexist Merchandise. Smoking and its Box Office Impact. What Am I Reading This Week?
Here are the top 5 stories I'm following this week: 1. Amid breast cancer month- …
