Weekly Roundup

LEADING ARTICLE

Source of Usual Health Care for Adults Age 18 and Older: United States, 2024

NCHS Data Brief

Summary: In 2024, 9 in 10 adults reported having a source of usual health care, with women more likely to report having a source of usual care (93.3%) than men (87.1%). Women were more likely to report a doctor’s office or health center as their source of usual care (82.2%) compared with men (72.6%). The percentage of adults reporting an urgent care center or clinic in a drug store or grocery store as their source of usual care declined with age. The percentage of adults with a Veterans Affairs (VA) medical center or VA outpatient clinic as their source of usual care increased with age. Men were more likely (2.0%) than women (1.5%) to report a hospital emergency room as their usual source of health care.

THE NUZZO LETTER IN THE NEWS

UN Propaganda Campaigns Can be Traced Back to Media Biases from 15 Years Ago

Domestic Abuse and Violence International Alliance (DAVIA)

Nuzzo on Exercise and Mental Health

Therapy Disruptors

Episode description: Exercise is not yet a big part of the mental health treatment landscape. Exercise needs to be a major part of the mental health landscape and Dr. James L. Nuzzo is here to make the case. It’s inexpensive if not free, frequently effective immediately, and has none of the side effects you’ll see listed in the Big Pharma TV ads. Exercise as a mental health tool is more than just a politically correct platitude, and this podcast may just change your mind about how you view it in your arsenal of treatment options.

ARTICLES AND ESSAYS

Sex/Gender