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A Tale of Two Urban Farms: Public Health Happens in Communities, Not Just in Clinics

...within the community. Research has shown that social isolation is a major health risk factor, and that people with social support achieve better health outcomes. The farm’s

Council Briefs

August 23, 2018
Tags Agriculture, Arts, Culture, Environment, Farm, health, Public, Urban, Zoning

Michigan Voters Just Approved Three Ballot Questions; What’s Next for Marijuana Legalization, Redistricting Reform and Voting Rights?

...risk of fatal collisions (especially when used in combination with alcohol). Last year, five counties in Michigan began a pilot program for roadside drug testing; the combination

Council Briefs

November 7, 2018
Tags Proposal 18-1, Proposal 18-2, Proposal 18-3

Improving Financial Picture Shows Promise for the City’s Future

...the most substantial risks to the economic health of Detroit in the post-pandemic world is the reduction in municipal income tax revenues as hybrid models of on-location

Council Briefs

October 5, 2021
Tags City of Detroit, detriot city revenues, Detroit, Detroit finances, economy of detroit, employment, finance, finances, General Fund, government revenues, inequity, labor, labor force, local employment, neighborhoods, Revenue, revenue conference, unemployment in detroit

COVID-19 and the Mental Health Crisis

...to classrooms and campuses (inviting further consideration of the unique mental health challenges facing young people). Evidence suggests that frontline workers are at high risk for mental

Council Briefs

July 23, 2020
Tags Anxiety, Behavioral Health, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Depression, Mental Health, Substance Use Disorder, Suicide

Integrated Care is Essential for Improving Mental Health in Michigan

...that may be used for overhead or profit. Furthermore, since health plans bear financial risk for the care of patients with costly chronic medical conditions, they have

Council Briefs

September 28, 2021
Tags CMH, Community Mental Health, Health Plans, insurance, Integrated Care, Integration, Managed Care, MCO, Mental Health, Michigan, PIHP, Privatization

Policy Lessons from Canada: Public Health Begets Freedom, Eh?

...the Canadian border reopened on August 9th, however, I viewed it as an opportunity for travel that didn’t pose as many undue public health risks. Put simply,

Council Briefs

August 27, 2021
Tags Canada, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Freedom, Michigan, Ontario, Public Health

Webinar – Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Michigan Youth with School-Based Health Services

...while the nation contends with COVID-19, this trend (along with its underlying causes and risk factors) was underway long before the coronavirus pandemic began. Mental, emotional, and

Webinar

August 19, 2021

The Kids Aren’t Alright

...with) the coronavirus pandemic, youth mental health troubles have been increasing for more than a decade. Due in no small part to the risks posed by mood,

Council Briefs

July 27, 2021

Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Michigan Youth with School-Based Health Services

...health concerns have been rising at a rapid pace while the nation contends with COVID-19, this trend (along with its underlying causes and risk factors) was underway

Publication

June 25, 2021

Panel Discussion on Youth Mental Health Crisis and School-Based Health Services

...causes and risk factors) was underway long before the coronavirus pandemic began. Mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders are a major source of morbidity for children and adolescents

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June 3, 2021
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