This Week in Public Health

04/02/2026

What if the “average” view of health is missing the real story? New research shows that men and women don’t just age differently, they follow distinct patterns that averages can hide. At the same time, studies reveal a surprising two-way link between oral health and diabetes, and how everyday data, like medicine purchases or online searches, could help detect outbreaks faster. We also highlight insights on disease prevention and care, policy, and climate research. - https://mailchi.mp/pubtrawlr.com/who-stays-healthy-longer-women-lead

04/01/2026

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04/01/2026

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04/01/2026

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03/31/2026

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03/31/2026

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03/31/2026

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03/27/2026

NIH is changing how research gets funded and it could have a big impact on public health.

They’re simplifying the system and giving researchers more freedom to propose their own ideas. That sounds great, but it also raises some important questions about access, equity, and who actually gets funded.

NIH is simplifying its funding strategy and shifting toward investigator-led research. Here’s what public health professionals need to know about the opportunities, risks, and unanswered questions.

03/26/2026

Protein is everywhere—from potato chips to pastries—and new guidelines recommend nearly doubling our intake. But Stanford nutrition experts warn that more protein isn’t a magic fix, especially compared to strength training.

Could all this protein hype be overshadowing the fiber and nutrients we really need? Find out what science really says here:

As federal dietary guidelines shift and influencers hawk endless supplements, Stanford Medicine nutrition experts help separate protein hype from medical science.

03/26/2026

The CDC is leaderless after 210 days, staff slashed, morale at rock bottom, and its mission under siege. Public trust erodes while the agency fights to keep its footing.

What’s next for America’s top health protector?

Low morale, staff turnover and budget issues have sapped the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The administration is expected to soon name a new director, who will have their hands full.

03/26/2026

The FDA just approved AVLAYAH™, the first biologic to cross the blood-brain barrier and treat neurologic symptoms of Hunter syndrome—a breakthrough that could reshape rare disease treatment.

What’s next for neurodegeneration? https://investors.denalitherapeutics.com/news-releases/news-release-details/denali-therapeutics-announces-us-fda-approval-avlayahtm

03/26/2026

Medicaid managed care covers the majority of enrollees, accounting for half of Medicaid's $919 billion in spending. But with federal budget shifts, state variations, and new payment caps on the horizon, both enrollees and providers face uncertainty and potential disruptions.

How will these changes reshape care for millions? Dive into key insights here:

Our updated explainer provides an overview of comprehensive managed care, the most common way states deliver Medicaid services to enrollees.