Teaching Health to People the System Forgot to Teach

By Ladann Kiassat Think about how you learned to take care of your body. Someone taught you why you wash your hands before you eat, what to do when... continue reading.

Recreating shared service and identity among veterans

By Liz Henning World Humanitarian Day asks us to consider what it means to support people and communities, especially when their needs are not always visible. In my work... continue reading.

New physician leader at Popoff views education as central to his role

  A family physician is, by nature, a teacher, says Dr. Babafemi Onabanjo, who will join the Authority Health Centers staff in July. As the attending physician at the... continue reading.

AI makes content development and problem-solving more expedient, but at what price to our cognitive ability?

By Dennis Archambault In the rush to adopt Artificial Intelligence (AI), society may have overlooked a critical risk – the erosion of the ability to think critically. An even... continue reading.

Loretta Bush was named “Hometown Health Hero.” See the Michigan Chronicle article, “Leading Through Every Chapter of Public Health”

HHS’s campaign to promote healthy, efficient cooking could use SNAP-Ed support

By Dennis Archambault It’s difficult to argue with the statement, “Americans have forgotten how to cook.†Certainly, multiple American generations have eaten with variations on convenience food. Despite growing... continue reading.