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- Anti-fluoride message widespread online
- Digital tools can help with asthma
- Hookah use grows at community colleges
- Health agencies bear many responsibilities
- Tracking homicides can help prevention
- Smartphones could help HIV prevention
- Intervention can increase screening
- Holding multiple jobs may risk health
- Native infants have higher mortality
- Health program cuts maternal deaths
- Bisexual men do not have higher HIV rates
- Formula cuts increase breastfeeding rates