Violence Prevention Advocates Demand Changes in National Campaign Following Tragic Deaths in 2024

Phoenix, Arizona – A national campaign is gaining momentum in advocating for changes in domestic violence laws following a series of tragic deaths across the country. The initiative, driven by advocates and survivors, aims to bring attention to the urgent need for policy reforms to better protect individuals in abusive relationships. In recent years, the … Read more

Polypill Study Shows Remarkable Benefits for Heart Health and Prevention Worldwide

St. Louis, Missouri – The concept of utilizing “polypills” to combat cardiovascular diseases has been around for nearly 25 years, yet their adoption and usage remains low worldwide. Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have conducted a new study that reinforces the effectiveness of polypills in preventing heart attacks, strokes, and … Read more

COVID-19: Third Leading Cause of Death in U.S., Immunity Through Vaccination Key to Prevention

Los Angeles, California – The impact of COVID-19 on young adults cannot be understated, as recent data from the CDC shows that in 2020, 1.6% of deaths in the 20-24 age group were related to the virus. The statistics reveal a sobering reality for this demographic, highlighting the importance of vaccination and preventive measures in … Read more

Disneyland’s Suicide Prevention Efforts in Spotlight After Recent Incidents

ANAHEIM, California – Following the tragic death of a 24-year-old at Disneyland Resort, the theme park is taking steps to prevent further incidents. This marks the third suicide at the Southern California Disney Resort in less than a year, all occurring at either the Mickey & Friends or Pixar Pals parking structures. The most recent … Read more

Sepsis: A Global Health Threat and the Importance of Prevention and Early Treatment

GENEVA, Switzerland – Sepsis, a life-threatening condition triggered by the body’s extreme response to infection, poses a serious global health threat. It can lead to organ failure and death, affecting hundreds of millions of patients worldwide each year. Sepsis is usually caused by bacterial infections but may also result from viruses, parasites, or fungi. People … Read more

Florida Officials Take a Stand Against Human Trafficking During Human Trafficking Prevention Month

Tallahassee, Florida – Elected officials of the Florida Cabinet are uniting to address the issue of human trafficking in the state. With Florida being ranked third in the country for reported cases, the Cabinet is taking a stand by declaring January as Human Trafficking Prevention Month. This is a critical step in raising awareness and … Read more

Florida Cabinet Recognizes January as Human Trafficking Prevention Month with Resolution Signed by Governor and Attorney General Ashley Moody

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The fight against human trafficking in Florida has received a significant boost with the recognition of January as Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Attorney General Ashley Moody and Governor Ron DeSantis joined forces with all Florida Cabinet members to sign a Cabinet Resolution in support of this critical cause. According to the U.S. … Read more

Human Trafficking Prevention Month Marked with New Place of Hope and Crime Stoppers Partnership in Florida

Palm Beach Gardens, Florida – Place of Hope, a nonprofit organization, has joined forces with Crime Stoppers in an effort to combat human trafficking during National Human Trafficking Prevention month. This collaboration aims to raise awareness about the issue and educate the public on identifying and preventing human trafficking, especially cases involving children under 18 … Read more

Overdoses Drop as Louisville Jail Implements Effective Prevention Measures

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – A troubling pattern of overdoses and deaths in Louisville’s jail has taken a positive turn, with a significant decrease in such incidents in recent months. According to jail officials, this turnaround can be attributed to new procedures and safeguards that have been put in place. After experiencing a high number of overdoses … Read more