Last fall, KDHRC shared, “Oral Medical Care Coordination: A Systematic Literature Review and Guide Forward,” a report that we created in collaboration with the National Association of Chronic Disease Directors (NACDD). This report provides a systematic literature review on oral…
Did you know May is Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month? As KDHRC continues to develop the Personalized Approaches to Habits - Sleep (PATH-S), a gamified phone app to encourage teens with asthma to improve their sleep, we want to remind…
May is Lupus Awareness Month and, at KDHRC, we’re honored to stand with individuals living with lupus and those who support them. KDHRC is proud to work alongside dedicated partners to expand awareness, education, and support for lupus communities. In…
As we continue to enjoy the spring weather of May, it’s also the start of National Physical Fitness and Sports Month! The KDHRC staff are serious about all aspects of health, including physical movement and wellness. With a fully remote…
Last month, our Senior Account Manager Jordan Hartley and Account Manager Morgan Fleming traveled to New Orleans to engage with peers in the tobacco prevention field at the Society for Research on Nicotine & Tobacco. They focused on sessions exploring…
On March 11, 2025, KDHRC hosted a 3-hour webinar titled Postpartum Health: Navigating Barriers to Mental and Physical Well-Being Among High-Risk Populations. Experts and attendees discussed the challenges and issues surrounding maternal mortality and identified critical gaps in maternal health…
In collaboration with ProVention Health Foundation, KDHRC recently published a research brief on the Health and Lifestyle Training (HALT) program that increases accessibility to quality prediabetes and diabetes prevention information using a fully remote, asynchronous approach that reduces barriers to…
The U.S. is currently facing one of the most intense flu seasons in the last 15 years, with flu activity surging across the country. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), doctor’s visits for flu-like symptoms have…
Happy Valentine’s Day! On this love- and heart-focused day, we want to highlight the KDH Research & Communication-developed program CARDIAC, or Cardiac Rare Disease and Conditions. CARDIAC is designed to address the gap of information about Transthyretin Amyloid Cardiomyopathy (ATTR-CM)…
In collaboration with our amazing partners at the American College of Rheumatology, the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, and the University of Rochester Medical Center, KDHRC published evaluation findings from an Office of Minority Health- (OMH) funded project to engage…