This article discusses why highlighting student voices in public health is important, as experiential learning experiences and encouraging new perspectives can bridge the gap between the classroom and the real world.

The article examines how language barriers in healthcare can lead to miscommunication and poorer outcomes for Spanish-speaking patients. It emphasizes that language-concordant care improves trust, comfort, and treatment effectiveness. It also highlights Towson University’s efforts to prepare future health professionals with relevant language and cultural skills.

This article discusses the growing normalization and accessibility of gambling in the United States due to online platforms, marketing, and legalized sports betting.  It explores the public health implications for adolescent boys, explaining how how early exposure and social influences contribute to a higher risk of problem gambling and negative mental health outcomes.