Congratulations, Flashes! You’ve made it through another round of finals, and it’s time to celebrate all your hard work and dedication. Now it’s time to unwind and enjoy some well-deserved relaxation! #Flashestakecareofflashes #finals #kentstate #college
Kent State Center for Public Policy and Health
Public Health
Kent, Ohio 303 followers
A resource for the community providing well-being initiatives and technical services for outside organizations.
About us
The Kent State Center of Public Policy and Health is a partner of the community. With grant funding, university resources, and specialized experts, our team develops and improves public policies and health in Ohio. The center is comprised of several cores, including mental health, substance abuse, and technical services provided to hospital and government organizations.
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https://www.kent.edu/cpph
External link for Kent State Center for Public Policy and Health
- Industry
- Public Health
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Kent, Ohio
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Specialties
- Epidemiology, Research, Biostatistics, Community Health Assessment, Grant Writing, Program Evaluation, Mental Health Improvement, Research Design, Needs Assessment, Mental Health Awareness Training, Health Improvement, and Community Health Improvement Planning
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750 Hilltop Dr
Kent, Ohio 44243, US
Employees at Kent State Center for Public Policy and Health
Updates
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Discover the latest update on the developing research conducted by collaborating departments at Kent State University, including the Kent State Center for Public Policy and Health, the Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine (KSUCPM), and the Kent State Department of Biological Sciences. “Our understanding of genetics may enhance our ability to accurately detect and predict suicide risk. This study will involve computational analyses of patient transcriptomes—genetic material—to identify RNA and gene editing biomarkers associated with suicidal risk. Participants will include individuals who have recently experienced suicidal ideation, along with age- and sex-matched healthy controls. The primary objective is to identify specific blood-based biomarkers linked to suicide attempts and suicidal ideation, thereby improving risk prediction for future attempts and facilitating the development of innovative therapeutic treatments.” (American Foundation for Suicide Prevention) Learn more about the ongoing study, "RNA Editing Patterns as Blood Biomarkers for Predicting Suicide Risk", at the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention below. #research #science #biology #kentstate #development https://lnkd.in/gSujm795
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Thanksgiving can be challenging for those struggling with food or body image. Here are some skills to help you find joy and connection this holiday. #ed #eatingdisorder #thanksgiving #mentalhealth #bodyimage #kentstate
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CPPH research reveals how college students coped during COVID-19! Physical activity, socializing, and following health guidelines topped the list. Universities, take note: ongoing counseling and teaching diverse coping skills are key to student well-being. What strategies worked for you? Comment below. Read the study here. https://lnkd.in/gBTGQVZe #research #covid #kentstate
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School coaches encounter student athletes nearly every day, making them more capable of interfering with distressed youth. By training these community gatekeepers to become aware of the signs, effectively communicate, and provide essential resources, we can make an impact on the youth mental health crisis. Sign up for A.I.D. for Coaches on November 13th below or share this post with a school coach in your life. https://lnkd.in/gT8sr8Vj #mentalhealth #coach #youthmentalhealthcrisis #kentstate #publichealth
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Summer Undergraduate Research Experience students Rachel Dorsey and Emily Bishop explored the rising popularity of addictive substances on college campuses. https://lnkd.in/gTGR294k Sign up for the College of Public Health newsletter here to receive future updates. https://lnkd.in/gBUxfWKD #KentState #PublicHealth
Students Spend the Summer at the CPPH Uncovering Allure of Nicotine Pouches and Whippets | Kent State University
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Students from the College of Public Health share their experience working on the Miami County Community Health Assessment with the CPPH. https://lnkd.in/gaCqpwzQ Sign up for the College of Public Health newsletter here to receive future updates. https://lnkd.in/gBUxfWKD
Hands-On Public Health: Graduate Students Gain Applied Practice Experience Through the Miami County Community Health Assessment | Kent State University
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“Health has always been a personal interest of mine, along with studying topics and issues that impact people and society as a whole” - Diana Patel, PhD. Welcome Diana Patel, a new project coordinator at the CPPH! https://lnkd.in/g8FJhsga Sign up for the College of Public Health newsletter here to receive future updates. https://lnkd.in/gBUxfWKD #KentState
The Center for Public Policy and Health Welcomes Diana Patel | Kent State University
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This exciting ongoing study will test a new method of predicting a patient's risk of suicide. The interdisciplinary team of faculty leading the study received funding from the American Foundation of Suicide Prevention. https://lnkd.in/gdKpnk_Z Sign up for the College of Public Health newsletter here to receive future updates. https://lnkd.in/gBUxfWKD #KentState #Research #PublicHealth
News: The Pulse on Public Health | Kent State University
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The Garret Lee Smith Campus Suicide Prevention grant has significantly advanced mental health awareness through trainings and events on campus, reaching over 11,000 students, faculty, and staff. Over the past 6 years, the grant provided for a number of CPPH creative initiatives and advancements. https://lnkd.in/gRbTj_jc Sign up for the College of Public Health newsletter here to receive future updates. https://lnkd.in/gBUxfWKD #MentalHealthMatters #KentState #GLSGrant
The Garrett Lee Smith Grant and Its Legacy on Campus | Kent State University
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