Oregon guard Elisa Mevius will miss the remainder of the 2025-26 season after suffering a knee injury in Saturday’s game against Montana, the... The early return of Jackson Shelstad became an impact ...

Community violence intervention programs are a critical part of a comprehensive approach to reduce the impact of rising gun violence on youth and in U.S. communities. According to a recent Sentencing ...

The Capital District is in the midst of an unusually violent year. In Albany alone, we've seen more than 100 shootings and 15 homicides so far. Alice Green is the executive director of the Center for ...

There was little improvement in opioid-related overdose deaths with community-based interventions, according to a multisite cluster randomized trial, although the study was met with several obstacles.

An ad hoc committee will plan and conduct a one-day public workshop that will feature invited presentations and discussion of community-based health literacy interventions. Potential areas of focus ...

In 2020, the U.S. experienced a 30% surge in gun-related homicides, with firearm deaths becoming the leading cause of mortality for children and adolescents. Four years later, in June 2024, Surgeon ...

The American Hospital Association released its last Hospitals Against Violence Advisory Group guidelines. The guidelines focus on community-based violence interventions. The guidelines, titled ...

Influence on individual lifestyles at a community level might be through the media (all forms including print, television) and the internet, education at schools and through public health initiatives, ...

This approach supports the community’s self-determination and capacity, has a long-term impact and results in less dependency on external actors and has proved that resources available will be used ...

Nicotine & Tobacco Research, Vol. 1, Supplement 1: Proceedings from 'New Partnerships and Paradigms Prevention Research': A conference sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Sundance, Utah, ...

Bereket Mathewos, Helen Owen, Deborah Sitrin, Simon Cousens, Tedbabe Degefie, Stephen Wall, Abeba Bekele, Joy E Lawn and Emmanuelle Daviaud Vol. 32, Supplement: Community-based maternal & newborn care ...