Public Health & Medicine (IPHAM) @NorthwesternU

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Institute for #PublicHealth and Medicine (IPHAM) at @NUFeinbergMed @NorthwesternU

Chicago, IL linktr.ee/ipham_nu Joined February 2013

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Public Health & Medicine (IPHAM) @NorthwesternU @nu_ipham Jan 8, 2021

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Public Health & Medicine (IPHAM) @NorthwesternU @nu_ipham May 21

A new study from Northwestern finds that mothers who experience high blood pressure during pregnancy may increase cardiovascular risk in their offspring later in life. @NilayShahMDMPH explains.

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news.northwestern.edu Heart disease risk may start in the womb Pregnancy complications, especially high blood pressure, tied to worse heart health in offspring decades later

Public Health & Medicine (IPHAM) @NorthwesternU @nu_ipham May 13

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Public Health & Medicine (IPHAM) @NorthwesternU @nu_ipham Jan 22

For older adults, mastectomy brings unique challenges. Christina Minami, alumni of Northwestern’s MS in Health Services & Outcomes Research, uses outcomes research to improve care for frail patients and support better, patient-centered decisions. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41535562/

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Efficiency of Sorting Site of Care for Frail Patients Undergoing Mastectomy - PubMed Despite slightly higher rates of transfer, clinicians should consider treating frail and prefrail older adults in ASCs given possible economic benefits.

Public Health & Medicine (IPHAM) @NorthwesternU @nu_ipham Jan 8

HSOR alumni Megan Attridge, MD, MS, warns that electric scooters—capable of speeds up to 25 mph—are causing serious injuries to children and teens. She urges families to be aware of the dangers. @NUFeinbergMed @LurieChildrens #PublicHealth #ChildSafety
dailyherald.com/20260102/healt…

www.dailyherald.com Children’s health: Why e-scooters are unsafe for children Electric scooters are becoming increasingly popular, showing up on neighborhood streets, sidewalks and bike paths. For many kids, they look like fun, and are an easy way to get around. But doctors...