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This week has been heavy. Violence—whether in our own community or across the nation—shakes us. The political killing at Utah Valley University and the school shooting in Colorado weigh heavily on us. These tragedies shake our sense of safety, touch
when we respond to darkness with light. "This episode shows how communities endure trauma, create spaces for healing, and build legacies of peace." I invite you to listen, to reflect, and to carry forward a little more hope and peace into your own circles. #byupublichealth
What else can we try to improve vegetable intake? Our latest study shows that mixing potatoes with vegetables and how we present vegetables in school meals may matter... mdpi.com/2532012 #mdpinutrients via @Nutrients_MDPI and @MDPIOpenAccess
We need to reframe the way we think about access. Beyond Proximity: Utility-Based Access from Location-Based Services Data mdpi.com/1855994 #mdpiijerph via @IJERPH_MDPI
My sister wrote this piece that serves as a good reminder for me. Psalm 69: Why God’s silence does not signify His absence ldsliving.com/psalm-69-why-g…
My sister’s article using Hebrew to help us further understand: How is Christ both ‘Jealous’ and ‘the God who sees me’? 5 Hebrew titles in the Old Testament explained ldsliving.com/how-is-christ-…
Hear the story of Manuel Núñez Butrón, a fascinating pioneer of #publichealth and #socialmedicine in Peru. It's from the newest edition of The American Journal of Public Health. @AMJPublicHealth
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I’m joining @TheOpEdProject's #WriteToChangeTheWorld workshop, because this is how we change who writes history. If you’d like to join me, register here (scholarships available): theopedproject.org/seminars
Are you passionate about science communication and have expertise in the field of obesity? Consider applying to become a @ObesitySociety Spokesperson. Deadline is July 2. Link to application: obesity.org/about-us/communi…







