While love can’t solve all of the world’s problems, it is absolutely a basic human need and a positive force for health and well-being.
For today’s Health Populi blog, I have curated a big hug-full of posts I’ve written over the years building the evidence base of love as a determinant of health.
As a sidebar, the graphic you see here — my “WiFi Heart” — was purposefully commissioned to my web designer to incorporate elements of love and connectivity.
Wishing you all the blessing of love in your life, in all of its glorious and health-ful forms…XO JSK
My curated six-pack of love and health care chosen for Valentine’s Day 2022…
#LoveThyNeighbor – a Faith-Based Call for Vaccination – on The Catholic Health Association’s commitment to vaccinating America
How a Razor Bolsters Health, Wellness and Love for Caregiving – Gillette’s message for public health at the barbershop and self-care at home
Shinola Welcomes Immigrants on the 4th of July: A Love Letter from Detroit to the World Via NYC – a reminder about how loving each other is a pillar of our health citizenship
The Healthiest Communities Are Building on Education, Good Food, Mindfulness, and the Power of Love – on US News & Aetna’s Healthiest Communities Rankings
My Healthy Valentine: socialize health with your loved ones – about how my husband’s medical check-up was, for me, a sign of his love
Love, Mercy and Virtual Healthcare – Mercy Virtual, Dignity Health, and how kindness baked into an app shows love for patients and families….





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January 2027 is in our sights, and that means we're making plans for #CES2027. I've attended the largest consumer electronics show for nearly 20 years, tracking the evolution of digital health which enables people for greater self-care and health agency and literacy. I'm looking forward to collaborating on this webcast with fellow CES experts in their fields to brainstorm what we expect in this
Jane joined host Dr. Geeta "Dr. G" Nayyar and colleagues to brainstorm the value of vaccines for public and individual health in this challenging environment for health literacy, health politics, and health citizen grievance.