How Health Equity Leaders Can Advocate for Prevention Internally
Why Health Equity Prevention Strategies Matter Health equity prevention strategies are becoming increasingly important for healthcare organizations as they navigate […]
Why Health Equity Prevention Strategies Matter Health equity prevention strategies are becoming increasingly important for healthcare organizations as they navigate […]
Why Trust Matters in Preventive Care for Underserved Communities When people think about preventive care, they often think about annual
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When it comes to Medi-Cal diabetes prevention programs (DPPs), it’s easy to assume that measurable health outcomes, like weight loss
Diabetes Prevention Programs (DPPs) are among the most effective tools we have to reduce progression from prediabetes to type 2
Why Health Equity Matters for Medi-Cal Plans Health equity has long been discussed as a moral imperative. However, today, for
Nearly 40% of Americans experience chronic digestive discomfort, but for many, the cause is more than just food; it’s
The Growing Role of Digital Health As healthcare continues to move into the digital age, millions of Americans are being
Introduction to the Gut Microbiome Our gut microbiome, housed inside our intestines, is home to trillions of microorganisms. These microorganisms
In the United States, millions of patients face an invisible yet deeply consequential obstacle when managing chronic illnesses like diabetes:
Introduction Nutrition is a crucial component of sustainable diabetes management. In addition to dietary interventions, physical activity, stress management, and
Introduction Managing diabetes will look different as people age. The life course approach, a public health framework, posits that health
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Introduction Chronic diseases pose significant challenges to the well being of many worldwide. They decrease people’s quality of life, making
Introduction According to the USDA’s Economic Research Service, around 13.5 million people in the United States live in food deserts.
Introduction The relationship between the global climate change crisis and public health is increasingly becoming stronger. The two issues affect
Introduction Black people face higher risks of disease and worse health outcomes across the board, in large part due to
Introduction Nutrition is an essential factor in overall health. This is especially true for individuals managing chronic conditions, such as
Introduction More than 1 in 7 adults are estimated to have chronic kidney disease in the United States, but 90%
Introduction The escalating prevalence of diabetes poses a significant threat to public health. According to the American Diabetes Association, there
Introduction Almost 90% of adults in the United States struggle with health literacy.Personal health literacy is an individual’s ability to
Introduction The prevalence of diabetes has reached alarming levels, with over 38 million individuals in the United States living with
Introduction Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. The term “heart disease” encompasses several conditions,
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Introduction Over 38 million people are living with diabetes in the United States. Type 2 diabetes accounts for the vast
Introduction Schizophrenia is a complex mental health disorder that presents significant challenges for those affected. This chronic brain disorder creates
Introduction With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, telehealth has become increasingly popular in recent years. The convenience and accessibility
Introduction Chronic illnesses often present a wide range of challenges that go beyond symptom management, bringing on expensive treatments and
Introduction As people age, they are more likely to acquire chronic diseases, making access to quality healthcare of the utmost
Introduction Heart disease remains the leading concern for mortality in the United States, highlighting significant healthcare disparities. While this chronic
Introduction Diabetes Prevention Programs should not only consider physical health, when caring for those with Pre-Diabetes, but also mental health.
Introduction In recognition of June being ‘National Men’s Health Month’ there will hopefully be greater attention given to mental health
Introduction Both the American Diabetes Association (ADA), and the Center for Disease Control (CDC), list race and ethnicity as a
Introduction Conversations around homelessness were renewed last month when the Supreme Court upheld a ban in Grants Pass, Oregon, which
Introduction Yumlish’s core mission is to be a key nutrition and health education resource for managing and mitigating chronic health
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Introduction When it comes to heart disease, some common risk factors get a lot of attention: high blood pressure, high
Introduction Hyperthyroidism is a condition that arises when the thyroid gland becomes overactive, producing an excess of thyroid hormones. To
Introduction Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting women worldwide. While genetics and other factors play a
Nutrition isn’t a one-size-fits-all concept. Our bodies undergo numerous changes throughout our lives, from growth and development in childhood to
Food insecurity is a significant global issue affecting millions of people around the world. In America 11.7% of households in
There are many persons with disabilities International Persons with Disabilities Day is on December 3, 2022 this year and has
Personalized Healthcare So, for our upcoming podcast, Personalizing Health in a Diverse Setting. We speak with Wendy Mobley-Bukstein about how
In our previous podcast with Dr.Elizabeth Widen, we talk about the nutritional needs during pregnancy and what can be some
Health disparities are economic drawbacks that affect racial and ethnic groups. The lack of access to healthcare, poverty, income, and
Following your medication regimen is vital when managing your diabetes. Skipping your medication can worsen your diabetes and overall health.
Both type 1 and type 2 diabetes are major health concerns in today’s society. And minorities are a known high-risk
Like with many things there are a mix of facts and myths of diabetes roaming the internet and being talked
In short, yes, having diabetes can cause mental illness. In fact, it goes both ways, having a mental illness also
What is Physical Therapy? A common misconception of physical therapy is that it is only beneficial for people who are
Minorities are already at a disadvantage concerning diabetes prevention and management. Hispanics, in particular, have a high risk of becoming
Understanding the contributing factors of childhood obesity is important in helping prevent children from becoming obese. Although not all of
After the Covid-19 pandemic, 2020 and 2021 have become dynamic years for the United States healthcare policy. However, the number
To celebrate food positivity among diverse cultures, one should bear in mind the culturally relevant foods when talking about food
In our last blog, Why Prioritizing Minority Health is a Smart Business Move, we discussed how addressing diabetes and chronic
Investing in the health of your employees is an investment in your business. Maintaining a healthy workforce plays an important