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Health Care: The Costs That Affect Us All

Jul 12, 2012

Health care is a universal necessity for all individuals. Without it, the personal cost of everything from dental procedures to eye care can be a serious dent to your wallet. Health care is also a key component of our economy. However, we are only ranked #37 by the World Health Organization’s analysis of health services in the world. Why is health care so costly in the U.S?

Organ Donation Facts and Figures

Jul 12, 2012

The following infographic focuses on issues such as consent rates, waiting times for organ transplants, annual mortality rates due to lack of available organs, and the gap between people who believe that organ donation is the right thing to do versus people who have actually joined the NHS Organ Donor Register in the UK.

What Form Of Brand Messaging Do Consumers Buy Into?

Jul 12, 2012

In the race to win over customers and win out over the competition, brands today are inundating consumers with a barrage of brand messages and ads. The following informative infographic reveals the kinds of communications and content considered most relevant and trustworthy by consumers, as well as the advertising formats and formulas winning the battle for brand believability.

Private Attorney Versus Public Defender

Jul 11, 2012

How does not being able to pay for a private attorney affect the outcome of cases? That is the question explored by this infographic published by Criminal Justice Degree Schools that compares private attorneys and public defenders. Learn about some of the statistics about having representation from a public defender, which 4 out 5 criminal defendants qualify for.

America’s Schools in the 1950s vs. Today

Jul 11, 2012

Take a look back in history with this TakePart infographic that compares public education in the 1950s to public education today. Find out how much a teacher made in 1950 and which children’s books were on the bestseller list. Check out what education milestone changed the course of history and what classroom technologies were considered innovative 62 years ago. There has been a lot that has changed since 1950, however America’s public education system has a long way to go.

Nutritionist Career

Jul 11, 2012

During our busy schedule, we might skip lunches or dinners and give priority to other tasks that could eventually affect our health. We have never wondered who plans food for patients, or suggest healthy lunch for school kids, because some of us consider it less important. But at the end of the day we all need a nutritionist or dietitian who would help plan meals for us for a good health and better tomorrow.

5 Public Health Nightmares Facing Humanity

Jul 10, 2012

With 2012’s end of times deadline quickly approaching and people coming up with all sorts of crazy ideas for how the world or civilization will end, MPH Online thought this would be a good time to look at the more plausible scenarios facing mankind. Because really, who needs the Mayans when the world has so many other ways to kill us off?

How To Stop a Summer BBQ From Going Bad

Jul 10, 2012

Food safety and preparation is paramount when it comes to barbecues. The following infographic provides a light-hearted look at barbecue food safety and hygiene with statistics and what to look out for when having a BBQ this summer.

A Raw Chocolate History

Jul 10, 2012

In the following infographic, take a journey through our 4000 cocoa years to discover how our view of chocolate and cocoa has changed, evolved and devolved. Only in the last 200 years has chocolate been available to the masses, and with that so the ultra-nutritious capabilities have been lost.

Online Higher Education Revolution

Jul 10, 2012

A college education costs thousands of dollars, but that might all be changing. If you’re headed off to a university soon or know someone who is, you’ll want to read about the latest trends in higher education and learn more about online education. The following infographic takes a peek at the online education boom.

Health Care: The Costs That Affect Us All

Jul 12, 2012

Health care is a universal necessity for all individuals. Without it, the personal cost of everything from dental procedures to eye care can be a serious dent to your wallet. Health care is also a key component of our economy. However, we are only ranked #37 by the World Health Organization’s analysis of health services in the world. Why is health care so costly in the U.S?

Organ Donation Facts and Figures

Jul 12, 2012

The following infographic focuses on issues such as consent rates, waiting times for organ transplants, annual mortality rates due to lack of available organs, and the gap between people who believe that organ donation is the right thing to do versus people who have actually joined the NHS Organ Donor Register in the UK.

What Form Of Brand Messaging Do Consumers Buy Into?

Jul 12, 2012

In the race to win over customers and win out over the competition, brands today are inundating consumers with a barrage of brand messages and ads. The following informative infographic reveals the kinds of communications and content considered most relevant and trustworthy by consumers, as well as the advertising formats and formulas winning the battle for brand believability.

Private Attorney Versus Public Defender

Jul 11, 2012

How does not being able to pay for a private attorney affect the outcome of cases? That is the question explored by this infographic published by Criminal Justice Degree Schools that compares private attorneys and public defenders. Learn about some of the statistics about having representation from a public defender, which 4 out 5 criminal defendants qualify for.

America’s Schools in the 1950s vs. Today

Jul 11, 2012

Take a look back in history with this TakePart infographic that compares public education in the 1950s to public education today. Find out how much a teacher made in 1950 and which children’s books were on the bestseller list. Check out what education milestone changed the course of history and what classroom technologies were considered innovative 62 years ago. There has been a lot that has changed since 1950, however America’s public education system has a long way to go.

Nutritionist Career

Jul 11, 2012

During our busy schedule, we might skip lunches or dinners and give priority to other tasks that could eventually affect our health. We have never wondered who plans food for patients, or suggest healthy lunch for school kids, because some of us consider it less important. But at the end of the day we all need a nutritionist or dietitian who would help plan meals for us for a good health and better tomorrow.

5 Public Health Nightmares Facing Humanity

Jul 10, 2012

With 2012’s end of times deadline quickly approaching and people coming up with all sorts of crazy ideas for how the world or civilization will end, MPH Online thought this would be a good time to look at the more plausible scenarios facing mankind. Because really, who needs the Mayans when the world has so many other ways to kill us off?

How To Stop a Summer BBQ From Going Bad

Jul 10, 2012

Food safety and preparation is paramount when it comes to barbecues. The following infographic provides a light-hearted look at barbecue food safety and hygiene with statistics and what to look out for when having a BBQ this summer.

A Raw Chocolate History

Jul 10, 2012

In the following infographic, take a journey through our 4000 cocoa years to discover how our view of chocolate and cocoa has changed, evolved and devolved. Only in the last 200 years has chocolate been available to the masses, and with that so the ultra-nutritious capabilities have been lost.

Online Higher Education Revolution

Jul 10, 2012

A college education costs thousands of dollars, but that might all be changing. If you’re headed off to a university soon or know someone who is, you’ll want to read about the latest trends in higher education and learn more about online education. The following infographic takes a peek at the online education boom.