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Sweeping changes to SNAP could make food insecurity more acute: 3 questions for Dr. Laura Samuel

The One Big Beautiful Bill is already reshaping federal nutrition policy. As Congress prepares to debate the next Farm Bill, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance…

3 Questions: The Future of HIV Care with Dr. Nancy Reynolds

As Dr. Nancy Reynolds assumes the role of chair of the board for the Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH), she reflects on…

Syphilis eradication is still a long way off: Doxy-PEP can help

In the late 1990s, public health departments around the globe celebrated the prospect of eradicating syphilis. However, by the early 2000s, this sexually transmitted…

Nurse discussing domestic violence with colleagues

How does policy function as a domestic violence intervention?

Much of what constitutes “domestic violence” are criminal acts, such as physical and sexual abuse. However, even acts of abuse not categorized as criminal…

School nurse checking student's temperature

School Health Nursing comes to Baltimore

Nationwide, a third of schools don’t have a nurse. At the end of 2023, about 50 RNs covered more than 150 schools in the…

Telehealth: Navigating healthcare delivery in the new normalized space

The sudden and unexpected emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic presented many new challenges for healthcare delivery in 2020. Since then, much has changed in…

The human cost of war: A nurse’s reflection on the tragedy of forced migration from the Zaatari Camp

Abeer Alharthi, MSN, RN, PhD Student As the doors to the primary health center (PHC) swung open, the triage room overflowed with Syrian refugees,…

Diversity Matters

My unique experiences as an African-American woman and nurse have shaped my passion for promoting health among vulnerable populations. Diana Baptiste. DNP, MSN, RN…

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Inequity kills the dream of ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic

Four decades after the CDC first used the term “AIDS” in a Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, the New York Times has reported a…

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Inside Nursing: Investing in loan repayment for nurses

Community equity and loan repayment for nurses. Editor’s note: The featured podcast was produced by the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. A new $1.5…

Inside Nursing: Preparing providers to care for veterans and their families

It’s not uncommon for health care providers to feel that they lack the knowledge and training to provide adequate and culturally competent care to…

Inside Nursing: From awareness to… what?

Reflections from an ally in training. Similar to an acute exacerbation of a chronic disease, the racial injustices of the past year stalled our…

Sweeping changes to SNAP could make food insecurity more acute: 3 questions for Dr. Laura Samuel

The One Big Beautiful Bill is already reshaping federal nutrition policy. As Congress prepares to debate the next Farm Bill, the Supplemental…

3 Questions: The Future of HIV Care with Dr. Nancy Reynolds

As Dr. Nancy Reynolds assumes the role of chair of the board for the Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH), she…

Syphilis eradication is still a long way off: Doxy-PEP can help

In the late 1990s, public health departments around the globe celebrated the prospect of eradicating syphilis. However, by the early 2000s, this…

How does policy function as a domestic violence intervention?

Much of what constitutes “domestic violence” are criminal acts, such as physical and sexual abuse. However, even acts of abuse not categorized…

School Health Nursing comes to Baltimore

Nationwide, a third of schools don’t have a nurse. At the end of 2023, about 50 RNs covered more than 150 schools…

Telehealth: Navigating healthcare delivery in the new normalized space

The sudden and unexpected emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic presented many new challenges for healthcare delivery in 2020. Since then, much has…

The human cost of war: A nurse’s reflection on the tragedy of forced migration from the Zaatari Camp

Abeer Alharthi, MSN, RN, PhD Student As the doors to the primary health center (PHC) swung open, the triage room overflowed with…

Diversity Matters

My unique experiences as an African-American woman and nurse have shaped my passion for promoting health among vulnerable populations. Diana Baptiste. DNP,…

Inequity kills the dream of ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic

Four decades after the CDC first used the term “AIDS” in a Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, the New York Times has…

Inside Nursing: Investing in loan repayment for nurses

Community equity and loan repayment for nurses. Editor’s note: The featured podcast was produced by the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. A…

Inside Nursing: Preparing providers to care for veterans and their families

It’s not uncommon for health care providers to feel that they lack the knowledge and training to provide adequate and culturally competent…

Inside Nursing: From awareness to… what?

Reflections from an ally in training. Similar to an acute exacerbation of a chronic disease, the racial injustices of the past year…

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