... included in this scoping review if they met the following criteria: (1) examined public health policies in the context of COVID-19, (2) were either observational or interventional studies, and (3) included at least one of the policies classified under the “Containment and Closure” category of OxCGRT...

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..., provided the original work is properly cited. 01 11 2024 02 12 2024 11 12 2024 02 01 2025 Corresponding author: New York State Department of Health, Albany, NY 12237, United States. Email: [email protected] ; [email protected] substance-use policy public health...

... young people’s diets take their unique views and concerns into account to create effective policies that resonate with young people. food environment youth engagement public health policy social determinants of health diet National Institute for Health Research 10.13039/501100000272 NIHR...

... to solving wicked health problems, such as obesity and mental health. Such projects demand an integrated approach and strong collaboration between policy domains. At the level of local government, public-health policy advisers can play an important role in this regard. The aim of this study is to explore how...

... ≥2 critical nutrients. In conclusion, Guatemalan and Costa Rican children are exposed to an overabundance of not-permitted food ads on TV. This justifies implementing national policies to reduce exposure to not-permitted food for marketing. food television children public health policy obesity...

.... These findings may help inform future policy research and public health campaigns. Cancer prevention Diet Tobacco Alcohol Public health policy National Institute of General Medical Sciences 10.13039/100000057 2K12GM093857-10 National Cancer Institute 10.13039/100000054 2T32CA093423 5T32CA093423...

.... COVID-19 Public Health Policy School and Community Health Childhood Vaccination Agent-Based SEIR Simulation Model National Institutes of Health 10.13039/100000002 NU38OT000297 Significance Statement This study uses an agent-based, extended SEIR model to evaluate the joint impact of childhood...

... work is properly cited. Understanding the nature and mechanisms of power is increasingly recognized as critical to understanding contemporary public health policy processes and outcomes ( Hansen et al., 2013 ; Shiffman, 2014 ; Forman, 2015 ; Gómez, 2016 ; Gore and Parker, 2019 ), including...

... addicted to prescription opioids. evidence opioids public health policy stigma The National Institutes of Health is investing hundreds of millions of dollars in new research on opioids ( 1 ). Investigators will use these funds for a variety of purposes, including to identify new treatments for pain...

... and logic models have informed the planning and evaluation of a range of large-scale public health policies, including tobacco and alcohol policies. ^16–21 However, they are not consistently presented in the peer-reviewed literature, and the development and application of these models...

... of a centre. Each theme is described in more detail below. Public Health Policy nutrition pricing interventions community interventions Given the increasing burden of non-communicable diseases, it is essential that the relevant modifiable risk factors are addressed to reverse this trend ( Hay et al...

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... and dissemination of public health policies. ICT is a major determinant of health. The Information Age has transformed society, the economy, cities, and homes and in turn these have affected human health. The next section examines some of the broad mechanisms through which ICT impacts on health: physical...

..., and recommendations for overcoming inaction, are also offered, in particular, greater priority should be accorded to preconception health, education and care. evidence-based policy fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD) folic acid preconception health (public) health policy pregnancy prevention of birth...

... of differential susceptibility and vulnerability for the choice of preventive strategies, including approaches that target high-risk individuals, whole populations and vulnerable groups. Health equity disease susceptibility vulnerability socioeconomic factors public health policy Key Messages Priority...

... analysis breastfeeding complex adaptive systems maternal-child health nutrition policy public health policy health economics References 1. Britto PR , Lye SJ , Proulx K , Yousafzai AK , Matthews SG , Vaivada T , Perez-Escamilla R , Rao N , Ip P...

... assessment medical education occupational health public health policy In recent years, Rushton et al. [ 1 ] confirmed the 1981 Doll and Peto estimate of 4% of all cancers combined (excluding non-melanoma skin cancer) attributable to occupational factors [ 2 ]. Despite a substantial literature...