The University of Wisconsin Office of Sustainability hosted their fourth annual Sustainability Symposium Oct. 29. The ...

A new BMJ collection examines how well designed large scale research can benefit global health With a population of 1.4 billion—nearly a fifth of the global total—and rapid societal transformations, ...

Levels of mental ill health and associated outcomes (e.g. suicide, drug dependence) have been shown to vary according to environment and neighbourhood ...

Objectives To examine the association between exposure to greenness and hospital admissions for mental disorders, and to ...

Human data is messy, and studies often yield conflicting results. Sparring between government officials and scientists can ...

The reduction of health inequalities has been a priority of researchers, decision-makers and practitioners for many years.

Hilariously and without realizing it, antivaxxer Steve Kirsch nailed the essence of why a recent antivax "report" by the ...

For people trying to make informed choices about their own health and that of their families, can be tough to make sense of ...

Among people in prison, adding CXR or CRP to symptom screen was more effective than symptom screen alone. In addition to ...

Background Community resilience is a relevant concept in public health, but its empirical relationship with health outcomes ...