Publications

Only 1 out of every 10 deaths is registered in sub-Saharan Africa. Stronger CRVS systems will contribute to bringing benefits and services to more people and providing better data for policymaking.

This study highlights the challenges experienced by minoritized people who use drugs in responding to a changing drug supply, underscoring the limits of public health approaches focused solely on individual behavioral change.

The study emphasizes the need for improved investigation and classification of unnatural female deaths. Domestic violence emerged as the most common factor in these deaths, with intimate partners being primary perpetrators, with most incidents occurring within the home.

This study shows that Kentucky’s experience speaks to broader national challenges in supporting SUD in EDs.

In Brazil, rates of both regular alcohol use and binge drinking are increasing. This study indicates the need to strengthen and expand policies in order to address this public health issue.

This study aims to investigate the impact of air pollution on mortality in 12 French-speaking African countries using data from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation.

This research can be a recommendation in health education and smoking cessation counseling using videos that describe the health impact of smoking, especially with an approach that highlights the effects on passive smokers and families.