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In this School of Public Health Q&A, Kimberly Rollings and Hannah Lang discuss recent their research study that found indices don’t always agree on which communities need help most—and that disagreement follows a consistent pattern across rural and urban areas.

How long ED boarders wait to be seen by an inpatient team, including in the ED before they move to a hospital unit, could make a key difference in their care and safety

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Direct oral anticoagulants are recommended for most venous thromboembolism patients

Whether you’re helping a spouse, parent, another adult relative or a friend with a disability, health need or medical crisis, you don’t have to go it alone

Updated recommendations for cholesterol-lowering therapy mean 21.5 million more people are eligible based on long-term risk for heart attack and stroke

Poll finds 31% of older adults don’t know of any crisis line, and 69% haven’t heard of 988; lowest awareness is among men and Hispanic adults, who have high or rising suicide rates

Will spend a year in D.C. through RWJF Health Policy Fellowship at the National Academy of Medicine