Latest posts tagged with #ph533 on Bluesky
Police brutality isn’t just criminal — it’s a public health crisis. Studies show that excessive force and police violence lead to trauma, mistrust, poorer mental & physical health, and even reduced access to care. #PH533 #PublicHealth #HealthEquity (www.brookings.edu/articles/how...)
Domestic violence affects millions. CDC reports 41% of women & 26% of men experience intimate partner violence, sexual violence, or stalking in their lifetime. 🛑 Support survivors & promote safety: www.cdc.gov/nisvs/index.... #PH533 #DVAM #PublicHealth
Early detection saves lives. 🎗️ Regular mammograms can catch breast cancer before symptoms appear — when treatment is most effective. women 40–74 reduces breast‑cancer deaths. [www.cdc.gov/breast-cancer/screening/... #PH533 #BreastCancer #EarlyDetection
Did you know that regular handwashing can reduce respiratory infections by up to 21%? 🧼💧 Simple habits save lives! Learn more: [www.cdc.gov/handwashing](www.cdc.gov... #PH533 #PublicHealth #InfectionPrevention #Flu
Regular physical activity boosts heart health, improves mood, and reduces risk of chronic diseases. Even 30 mins/day can make a difference! 🏃♀️💪 Learn more: www.cdc.gov/physical-act... #PH533 #Exercise #HeartHealth #PublicHealth
🚨 CDC quietly tweaks vaccine page: “Vaccines don’t cause autism” now flagged as not evidence based. Sparking fierce backlash from leading health experts. Autism Science Foundation: “Appalled… now filled with anti-vaccine rhetoric and outright lies.” #Vaccines #ph533 #sciencematters #doyourresearch
Hospitals must analyze & submit data on patient access, quality and outcomes disaggregated by several demographic categories. Required breakdowns include race and ethnicity, age, sex assigned at birth, preferred language, disability status, sexual orientation, gender & expected payer. #ph533 #health
🚨 40+ million Americans lost SNAP benefits Nov. 1st
🍽️ Families are facing rising food insecurity
⚠️ Public health risks are increasing
📢 Hunger should never be a policy tool
#ph533 #publichealth #eattherich
RSV season is already here folks! 🚨 Emergency Department visits are rising, with infants (<1 yr) and young children (1-4 yrs) showing the sharpest increase. Adults remain low for now. Keep your littles safe and stay vigilant! #getvaccinated #RSV #PublicHealth #ph533
📢California health officials are investigating local transmission of a more severe strain of mpox after three cases w/ no travel history were confirmed. Raising critical concerns about how this virus may be spreading. 🚨 Learn what you can do to protect yourself & others. #PH533 #publichealth #mpox
Contrary to popular belief it is important to make sure when you are prescribed antibiotics you complete the entire prescription. You should also not take anyone else’s prescribed antibiotics or give others your prescription as it can cause resistance #PH533
HIV is preventable & treatable. 🧡 Get tested, know your status, and learn about options like PrEP & U=U (Undetectable = Untransmittable). Knowledge saves lives. #HIVAwareness #PublicHealth #PH533 #UequalsU
Abortion is an extremely personal decision and an important part of one’s reproductive health care. Statistics show that 25% of people with a uterus will receive one at least once in their lifetime. To keep abortions safe, they must remain legal #reproductivehealth #abortionishealthcare #PH533
Anemia can affect any person, especially people with a uterus. Signs of being anemic can include feeling tired, fatigue, and weakness. It is important to discuss having routine lab work with a doctor if one believes they are anemic since it can lead to long-term health risks. #anemia #PH533
Mental health is just as important as physical health. Check in with yourself and others—it’s okay to not be okay. 💬 Prioritize rest, connection, and support. #MentalHealthMatters #PublicHealth #PH533 #SelfCareIsHealthCare
Melanoma is one of the most preventable cancers—yet rates keep rising. 🌞 Wear sunscreen daily, avoid tanning beds, and get your skin checked regularly. Your future self will thank you! #MelanomaAwareness #SkinHealth #PH533 #SPFeveryday
Daily movement matters more than you think! Just 30 minutes of walking can boost mood, improve heart health, and reduce risk of chronic disease. Lace up and take that first step! 🚶♀️💪 #Exercise #PublicHealth #PH533 #MoveMoreLiveMore
As we head into flu season, don’t forget the power of prevention! A flu shot can reduce risk of severe illness, protect vulnerable loved ones, and keep communities healthy. 💉🍂 #FluShot #PublicHealth #PH533 #VaccinesWork
With the school year rolling around it is important to start prioritizing sleep in your day to day routine. As college students it is tempting to stay up and pull “all nighters” but it’s very damaging to your brain. It is best to try to get 7-9 hours of sleep for good academic performance #PH533
When traveling one thing to never forget in your suitcase if bug spray to help protect you against mosquitos. Mosquitos act as vectors for many diseases like Zika, West Nile virus, and dengue fever. These diseases can cause serious illness and even death. #PH533
Drowning is a silent and usually preventable tragedy that affects many lives each year. Spread awareness and promote water safety for all by sharing stories since anyone can drown, not just children. #DrowningPrevention #WorldDrowningPreventionDay #WaterSafety #PH533
From my experience in the black community people feel as if we don’t need sunscreen because of the melanin in our skin and that can’t be further from the truth. Black people can suffer from damaging health effects from the sun. It is important to protect your skin by wearing sun screen #PH533
Tick bites have been increasing this summer! A few ways to protect yourself is by wearing long sleeves, tucking in clothing, and wearing repellent. Those most at risk are kids under 10 and adults over 70, but any person should be cautious. #lymedisease #summeractivities #PH533
The United States could benefit from adopting a similar system. In American African American/Black women have the highest incidence, mortality, and prevalence rates for HPV and cervical cancer. With the rise of more anti-vaccine rhetoric we must continue to showcase success stories like this #PH533
