Researchers Successfully Train Employees to Respond to Opioid Overdose, Administer Naloxone
Tagged in Health and Medicine CDUHR Silver School of Social Work College of Global Public Health College of Nursing
Staff Report “Feeling Confident and Equipped” to Respond to Overdoses in Business Bathrooms
NEJM Perspective: How State Attorneys General Can Protect Public Health
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Article Looks at the Tobacco Industry’s Master Settlement Agreement and What Lessons Can be Applied to the Opioid Crisis, Gun Violence
New Yorkers Who Use Drugs Report Changing Behaviors to Avoid Overdose
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Increase in Fentanyl – Responsible for 44 Percent of NYC Overdose Deaths – Has Led to Apprehension and Caution
NYU Awarded Boost of Over $65M for Research on Environmental Influences on Children’s Health
Tagged in Education and Social Sciences Health and Medicine Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development School of Medicine Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service College of Global Public Health NYU Homepage Feature
These awards are part of a seven-year NIH initiative called Environmental influences on Child Health Outcomes (ECHO), which investigates how a range of environmental factors in early development – from conception through early childhood – affects the health and development of children and adolescents.
States with Strong Tobacco Control Measures Have Fewer E-Cigarette Users
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NYU Study Finds Smoking and Vaping Rates Vary Greatly by State
Toddler Formulas and Milks - Not Recommended by Health Experts - Mislead with Health Claims
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Study Calls for Improved Labeling of Toddler Drinks, Which Lack the Oversight of Infant Formulas
Do Less Harm: E-Cigarettes a Safer Option Than Smoking
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Analysis Led by NYU College of Global Public Health Stresses Harm Minimization Can Save Lives
Junk Food Tax is Legally and Administratively Viable, Finds New Analysis
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NYU College of Global Public Health and Tufts' Friedman School Examine Options for Categorizing, Taxing Junk Food
Young Adults Report Differing Sexual Effects from Alcohol, Marijuana, and Ecstasy
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Alcohol and Ecstasy More Likely to Increase Both Sexual Desire and Dysfunction, NYU Study Finds
"Obesity Paradox" Not Found When Measuring New Cases of Cardiovascular Disease
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Obesity Not Associated with Improved Survival, Contrary to Prior Studies