Emerging research shows personality and psychosocial factors impact influenza vaccination rates in surprising ways.

Myriad factors influence a patient’s decision to receive influenza vaccination, which is seen to promote cardiovascular health.

Due to the heightened focus on vaccination, patients with cardiovascular disease are now more willing to receive influenza vaccination.

In the US, influenza vaccination is recommended for the entire population, while in some others countries it is limited to at-risk groups.

The link between influenza vaccination and heart health is clear. Vaccines, tailored formulations, and collaborations can improve outcomes.

Suicide is a leading cause of death among young people in Hong Kong and Singapore. Digital screening tools might help.

The most effective population-wide approach to preventive mental health care is nuanced and tailored to the needs of diverse communities.

The unfettered world of social media can have a negative impact on mental health. Improving education can have a protective effect.

The Caribbean islands are prone to natural disasters like hurricanes and earthquakes, which increases the risk of stress and anxiety.

Chronic underfunding and lingering stigma are significant barriers to preventive mental health care in low- and middle-income countries.