Metabolite signatures for carbohydrates including fruit, whole grain and potato showed different associations with type 2 diabetes, providing an objective measure of dietary risk. Research from Qi Sun and colleagues @harvard.edu #diet #metabolism #publichealth

Gaps in MMR vaccine coverage align with recent measles outbreaks in the USA. Research from Eric Geng Zhou, John S. Brownstein & Benjamin Rader @harvard.edu #vaccine #publichealth

A new framework compares risks and benefits of deploying new vaccines via accelerated pathways against early epidemiological data. Research from Bethan Cracknell Daniels and colleagues, University of Cambridge #vaccines #publichealth #health

AI implementation in US hospitals is heterogeneous, influenced by local context and institutional characteristics and associated with healthcare quality. Research from Tina Hernandez-Boussard and colleagues, Stanford University. #publichealth #health #healthAI #AI

An analysis of heatwaves in 265 Chinese cities found that small accessible parks mitigated heat-related mortality. Research from Haidon Kan, Maigeng Zhou and colleagues at Fudan University and China CDC. #park #greenspace #heatwaves #publichealth #health www.nature.com/articles/s44...

Nature Health, the newest journal in the Nature Portfolio, aims to bridge the ‘implementation gap’ from research to policy and practice go.nature.com/49Jmm1J

People with bladder cancer who are also colour blind may have a lower chance of survival than those with normal colour vision, according to research in @nathealth.nature.com. The study suggests extra screening could improve survival outcomes: spklr.io/633248itnQ #HealthSky #CanSky

A framework for risk-benefit analysis of #vaccines approved through accelerated pathways. Research from Cracknell Daniels and colleagues, University of Cambridge

Patients with bladder cancer and color vision deficiency had a 52% higher 20-year mortality risk than matched controls without colour vision deficiency, according to a study of electronic health records from 19 countries. Research from Rahimy and colleagues, Stanford

Survey data from 3560 US hospitals found that AI implementation was spatially heterogeneous, influenced by local context and institutional characteristics, and associated with healthcare quality. Research from Hwang and colleagues, Stanford University

A genomic screening pilot for 10 genes in young adults in Australia detected pathogenic variants in 2% of the population, most of whom were ineligible for government-funded genomic testing. Research from Lacaze and colleagues, Monash University #genomics #health

Microplastics and nanoplastics in the human diet. Review from Avino and Di Fiore, as part of our launch issue. #microplastics #plastic #health #diet

Large language models in global health. Perspective from Nan Liu and colleagues #AI #healthAI #LLM www.nature.com/articles/s44...

The human airborne exposome. A Perspective from Peng Gao @hsph.harvard.edu www.nature.com/articles/s44... #pollution #airpollution #cleanair

Who will pay for global health? News Feature from Abdullahi Tsanni, as part of our launch issue. www.nature.com/articles/s44... #globalhealth #publichealth #africa #health

The opportunity in the global health financing crisis. World View from @drtedros.who.int Director-General of @who.int , as part of our launch issue. #globalhealth #publichealth #health #aid

Nature Health launches today! In our inaugural editorial, we outline our vision of 'health beyond medicine' and aim to publish research, reviews and opinion that bridges the 'implementation gap' between health research with policy and practice. www.nature.com/articles/s44...

Nature Health launches this Thursday 15th January! Stay tuned for the latest Research, Reviews, News and Opinion content on public, global, digital and environmental health.

Wearable data from 7013 participants in the All of Us Research Program shows that park accessibility across 53 U.S. cities is positively associated with daily step counts, providing a mechanism for how urban greenspace can improve health. #urbanhealth #parks #health www.nature.com/articles/s44...

Nature Health's 3rd article is now live - on a videogame intervention for opioid risk in students aged 16-19 years old. #digitalhealth #opioids #videogame www.nature.com/articles/s44...

Nature Health will publish a couple more papers over the next few weeks with our full launch on 15th January 2026 - covering all aspects of public, global, environmental and digital health

Nature Health has published its first paper! Louis and colleagues describe the impact of an AI-driven breast cancer screening workflow in real-world deployment in the USA, including efficacy for women of different ethnicities. www.nature.com/articles/s44...

Interested in diversity in genomics research? Nature Health's Chief Editor @benjaminjohnson.bsky.social will be speaking at the Genomics Diversity Symposium on 11th June at @qmul.ac.uk Register today! www.qmul.ac.uk/phuri/news--...

Announcing Nature Health. Covering public, global and population health, Nature Health is now open for submissions. Find out more about the journal and it’s scope: https://go.nature.com/3Ylz5mc @naturehealth.bsky.social

Nature Health will launch in 2026! We welcome submissions across the health sciences, including biomedical research, but also social and environmental sciences, including qualitative and mixed methods research. #health #medicine #publichealth Check out our website: go.nature.com/3Ylz5mc

Nature Health is open for submissions today! We are a new journal of public, global and population health from the Nature Portfolio - check out our website and send us your research! #health #medicine www.nature.com/naturehealth/