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ISSN:1389-4986

e-ISSN:1573-6695

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Elizabeth M Norell,Amara Channell Doig,Michelle Jasczynski et al. Elizabeth M Norell et al.
Maternal and child health is widely recognized as a marker for a healthy society. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the US maternal mortality rates have remained high, with over 1200 maternal deaths occurring in 2...
Gregory J Tung,Venice N Williams,Michael D Knudtson et al. Gregory J Tung et al.
The Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) benefits first-time parents and their children; however, its effectiveness for families with previous children (multiparous) is not known. This quasi-experimental study used electronic health record data f...
Jessika H Bottiani,Meredith P Franco,Michelle K Francis et al. Jessika H Bottiani et al.
Student experiences of racism and discrimination in schools can undermine their sense of safety and psychological wellbeing and contribute to aggression and violence. Yet educational systems rarely implement violence prevention programming ...
J Michael Wilkerson,Kathryn R Gallardo,I Niles Zoschke et al. J Michael Wilkerson et al.
People in recovery with histories of sex and drug-linked behavior (SDB) have an increased risk of substance use recurrence. However, sexual health concerns remain largely unaddressed by recovery support services researchers and practitioner...
Mackenzie Weise,Leslie Marie Manso,Shikha Chandarana et al. Mackenzie Weise et al.
This scoping review maps youth violence prevention studies (1990-2025) that explicitly incorporate discrimination, racism, or structural terms in titles/abstracts, categorizes violence outcomes, and analyzes interventions with components sp...
Yi-Chen Hsiao,Chun-Yuan Chen,Mei-Fen Tang Yi-Chen Hsiao
Group-based trajectory modeling (GBTM) is commonly used to identify longitudinal patterns in health outcomes among older adults, with determining the optimal number of groups being a crucial step. While statistically grounded criteria are p...
Xiang Gao Xiang Gao
Gun carrying among U.S. high school students increases risks for violence and injury. Poor mental health is linked to carrying guns, but less is known about how this link varies across demographic and racialized groups. Extreme-risk protect...
Karina M Cahill,Kimberly A Updegraff,Adriana J Umaña-Taylor et al. Karina M Cahill et al.
Enhancing the lives of Latino youth and families through evidence-based prevention programs designed to promote positive adjustment and reduce risk is of high public health significance. An important component of evidence-based prevention i...
Vanessa Morales,Francisco Cardozo,Raymond R Balise et al. Vanessa Morales et al.
Developmental cascade models provide a valuable framework for understanding how risk and protective factors interact over time to shape health and behavioral outcomes. Traditional statistical methods, such as logistic regression and structu...
Jemar R Bather,Melody S Goodman,Kimberly A Kaphingst Jemar R Bather
Research shows that genetic literacy varies as a function of individual-level factors, but these factors may not account for all observed differences in genetic literacy. We tested the hypothesis that neighborhood opportunity-a structural f...