As we close out Hispanic Heritage Month, we spotlight research demonstrating the promise of culturally tailored social media interventions to build trust, address vaccine hesitancy, and support informed health decisions among Latino families. Read here: bit.ly/4k0tNIp

CDC-funded initiatives across Missouri are creating tailored implementation strategies that advance physical activity, nutrition, and population health outcomes. Read here: bit.ly/4B7VvJm @SOPHETweets @LaNitaSWright @JeanMBreny

As we begin the final week of Hispanic Heritage Month, HPP highlights this study, underscoring the need to address caregiving stress and its connection to chronic disease risk, while advancing culturally responsive strategies. Read here: bit.ly/4yJQJAa @SOPHETweets

Water justice extends beyond infrastructure. This article highlights a community-engaged, arts-based toolkit developed in Cape Town to strengthen advocacy, inclusive dialogue, and health equity across social movements. Read here: bit.ly/3UglLkk @SOPHETweets

How can behavioral health systems better support people in critical care transitions? This study explores a person-centered model that strengthens continuity of care following psychiatric hospitalization. Read here: bit.ly/4yc9qeZ @SOPHETweets @JeanMBreny @LaNitaSWright

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Arab American women face unique tobacco-related harms, yet tailored interventions remain limited. This study highlights a culturally responsive, community-engaged approach to tobacco harm reduction and prevention. Read here: bit.ly/4j2iC1z @SOPHETweets

Where public health and creativity meet: Poetry for the Public's Health bridges research, reflection, and community. HPP invites submissions and engagement from poets, practitioners, and scholars alike! Read here: bit.ly/473psww @SOPHETweets @JeanMBreny @LanitaSWright

October is National Substance Abuse Prevention Month! Engage with HPP's collection including topics such as youth engagement, participatory research, and opioid misuse prevention training for healthcare providers. Read & listen here: bit.ly/4yvfZKD @SOPHETweets

As we continue celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, explore how community collaboration and culturally informed research shaped COVID-19 vaccine messaging among Hispanic communities in Texas. Listen to the latest HPP podcast here: bit.ly/47w2Dle @SOPHETweets @JeanMBreny

As Sexual Health Month comes to a close, HPP highlights this study exploring how higher education partnerships can advance HIV awareness, and better support the goals of the Ending the HIV Epidemic Initiative among Latino populations. Read here: bit.ly/4zcKFAl

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Effective prevention begins with effective communication. This study demonstrates how theory-informed messaging may enhance parent engagement in child sexual abuse prevention programs and support broader public health prevention efforts. Read more here: bit.ly/4hiydsx

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New research examines factors shaping family engagement in a digital dating violence prevention program, offering insights to inform the design and delivery of family-based prevention efforts. Read here: bit.ly/4cXRkWo @SOPHETweets

Contribute to and engage with lessons on career development. HPP publishes short-format articles (2,000 words) that explore professional growth, leadership, and career transitions across all stages of health practice and scholarship. Author Guidelines:bit.ly/2Luik6p

Ahead of the upcoming HPP podcast episode, engage with this article examining COVID-19 vaccine perceptions among Hispanic communities and the role of community-engaged strategies in advancing equitable health message design. Read here: bit.ly/4AKm6ML @SOPHETweets

In recognition of Sexual Health Month, this Practice Note highlights the role of peer support in improving outcomes, mental health, and person-centered care for people living with HIV in Chile. Read here: bit.ly/4d0hqbg @SOPHETweets @JeanMBreny @LaNitaSWright

This implementation science study highlights key facilitators, barriers, and strategies for advancing systems change to support tobacco dependence treatment. Read here: bit.ly/4z6kZ8v @SOPHETweets @JeanMBreny @LaNitaSWright

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