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Cybersecurity: Degrees of Safety–Are You at Risk?
Are you savvy to cyber security? Get 10 tips to keep you safe online—then learn how a degree in information technology can help you enter the field of cyber security.
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How Do I Earn a Second Income With My IT Degree?
Discover ways you can use your information technology degree to make additional money.
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5 Surprising Facts About Employee Access to Wellness Programs and Benefits
Many employers offer health and wellness programs for their employees. Learn more about these valuable benefits and how public health and health education majors help to shape them.
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Can an Online Degree Improve Collaboration Between Public Health and Primary Care?
Walden’s online public health and health sciences degree programs support collaboration between public health initiatives and primary care services.
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Clinical Trials for HIV/AIDS: Research Programs That Support Public Health
Those with clinical research degrees are using clinical trials to help detect, prevent, and treat HIV/AIDS.
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A Healthy Education in Blood Donation: 10 Things You Might Not Know
Looking for volunteer opportunities? Donating blood is a quick, surprisingly powerful way to help save lives.
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What Is Public Health and Why Is It Important?
From the definition of public health to various career options, here’s what you need to know.
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Care at Home Instead of a Senior Living Facility: An Alzheimer’s Safety Check
Public health researchers understand the nature and progression of Alzheimer’s disease, and how to make home care safer for all.
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The Ebola Outbreak: America’s Misconceptions and Unanswered Questions
When the Ebola virus first made its way to the United States in 2014, it brought a nationwide sense of fear, uncertainty, and anxiety. It is times like this when the public health field—including those who have completed public health degree programs—is called into action.
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Supporting a Friend With Breast Cancer: 10 Tips That Don’t Require a Doctoral Degree
Online graduate degree programs can teach you about the science behind breast cancer, but when it comes to supporting a loved one, you just need to follow your heart.
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