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IHME study finds 250,000-plus died from firearm-related injuries in 2016

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The 蘑菇视频’s Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation recently completed the most extensive study ever conducted on global firearm-related deaths, discovering that more than 250,000 people died from firearm-related injuries in 2016. The study, which is a part of the Global Burden of Disease, found that half of those deaths occurred in only six countries in the Americas: Brazil, the United States, Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela and Guatemala. The study also revealed that 87% of global firearm-related deaths were…

Initiative supports launch of Pacific Rim Clinical Emergency Preparedness Research Network

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Dr. Kyle Pohl of ANTHC A group of researchers and practitioners from Kathmandu University (Nepal), Tohoku University (Japan), the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium and the 蘑菇视频 gathered at the 蘑菇视频 on October 16 and 17, 2018 to convene the Pacific Rim Clinical Emergency Preparedness Research Network. The network鈥檚 goal is to support health systems and providers to better link with communities to effectively prepare for and respond to emergencies. The event addressed this goal through the development…

蘑菇视频 hosting global mental health and sustainable development event on Oct. 19

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A special 蘑菇视频 and The Lancet event on October聽19, 2018 in Seattle will explore sustainable development and global mental health. The event will be held from 2 to 6 p.m. in Kane Hall 225. This event is part of a new Lancet Commission on Global Mental Health and Sustainable Development, which discusses how countries can take action to address mental health equity and justice. The Lancet has assembled leaders from around the world to prepare this commission, which…

Initiative-funded project addressing health disparities in local agricultural communities

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A team of 蘑菇视频 researchers in medicine, public health and social work are collaborating with agricultural workers in Whatcom and Skagit counties to assess and, ultimately, address health disparities related to occupational, environmental, socioeconomic and biological stressors faced by that region’s rural, underserved agricultural communities. Through a partnership with a local promotorx (community health educator) program, the researchers evaluate the health and living conditions of farmworkers through surveys and in-depth home assessments. This community-driven process, which is paired…

Understanding why eastern U.S. air pollution levels are more stagnant in winter

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New research led by the 蘑菇视频 shows why winter air pollution levels in the Eastern United States have remained high, despite overall lower levels of harmful emissions from power plants and vehicles throughout the year. Air pollution occurs when sulfur dioxide from power plants and nitrogen oxides from both power plants and cars follow various paths to form hazardous sulfate and nitrate particulates. This multiphase path becomes more important with wintertime air as a result of colder temperatures…

蘑菇视频 Mobility Innovation Center releases report on innovation frameworks for smart cities

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The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) recently partnered with the Mobility Innovation Center at 蘑菇视频 CoMotion to study six US cities that have been experimenting with innovative approaches to transportation management. The resulting report, 鈥淚nnovation Frameworks for Smart Cities,鈥� reveals how these cities have solicited new ideas, built outcome- and equity-oriented programs and enacted change with limited public resources. The report also offers four initial recommendations to support SDOT in working toward an innovation framework. Learn More >

First-year Interest Groups add concept of population health to core curriculum

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The Population Health Initiative has partnered with the 蘑菇视频鈥檚 First Year Programs to introduce the concept of population health to the approximately 3,000 incoming freshmen and transfer students who join a First-year Interest Group (FIG). FIGs are peer-guided clusters of courses that small groups of students take together during their first quarter at the 蘑菇视频. All FIG students register for a two-credit course that encourages critical thinking, research and community engagement. As part of this course, students engage…

Recognizing community-engaged research in promotion and tenure guidelines

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The Population Health Initiative seeks to bring the university community and partners together in more interdisciplinary and collaborative ways to improve the health of people here and around the world. A potential barrier to realizing this goal is the appearance of inconsistent criteria in recognizing interdisciplinary and collaborative research, teaching, public scholarship, mentoring and community engagement for faculty promotion and tenure. This concern, which is shared by faculty and leadership across the university, was a key focus of the 蘑菇视频…

New IHME study finds health risks for any level of alcohol consumption

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A new scientific study from the 蘑菇视频’s Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation concludes there is no safe level of drinking alcohol. This conclusion is due to the study team’s findings of clear and convincing correlations between drinking and premature death, cancer and cardiovascular problems. The study, which is part of the annual Global Burden of Disease, showed that nearly three million deaths around the world were attributed to alcohol use in 2016. Learn More >

蘑菇视频 researchers聽support a floating community in the Amazon

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An interdisciplinary team of researchers is working to improve the health and living conditions of an impoverished floating community in the Peruvian Amazon by drawing on the expertise of researchers from six different 蘑菇视频 departments. From cleaning contaminated water to improving food security, the researchers are implementing innovative interventions to enhance both the built and natural environments in the village. They will measure their success based on the 鈥渂efore and after鈥� health of village members and hope to…