Month: July 2022

Monkeypox Outbreak Causes Concern at WHO

The monkeypox outbreak is like a wildfire raging through a forest, spreading rapidly and causing concern among experts at the World Health Organization. This global health emergency has the potential to affect populations far and wide, much like how a wildfire can reach nearby neighborhoods. The Director-General of WHO, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, emphasized the urgency […]

Published on July 23, 2022

Analyzing the Intersection of Mental Health, Gun Control, and Homelessness

Delving into the intricate web that connects mental health, gun control, and homelessness, journalists are rethinking conventional wisdom and exploring the complexities of these pressing issues. Aneri Pattani, a KHN correspondent, sheds light on the challenges surrounding insurance coverage and behavior health carve-outs. In her online course on covering suicide, she uncovers the vital role […]

Published on July 23, 2022

Cultural upbringing affects children’s ability to resist temptation

Imagine a candy store. Some kids just can’t resist grabbing that mouthwatering treat immediately, while others are able to patiently wait. This difference in behavior can depend on a child’s cultural upbringing! A recent study comparing preschoolers in Boulder and Japan shows that what kids are willing to wait for is influenced by their cultural […]

Published on July 23, 2022