Public Health Newswire

NPHW / Workforce

Protecting and elevating front-line workers during the pandemic

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Lindsey Wahowiak

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April 11, 2021

Q&A with APHL’s Scott Becker

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Mental health is public health, especially now

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Sakshi Handa

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April 10, 2021

Q&A with former APHA President Lisa Carlson

Masked patient receiving vaccination in arm

NPHW / Coronavirus

Maintaining resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Lindsay Syms

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April 09, 2021

Q&A with Emory’s Carlos del Rio

NPHW / Climate Change

Lifting up communities through climate justice

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Mark Barna

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April 08, 2021

Gina McCarthy shares NPHW message

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Strengthening community health in Perry County, Kentucky

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Arianne Noorestani

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April 07, 2021

Healthiest Cities & Counties Challenge supports local projects

NPHW / Health Equity

Working toward racial equity in the US

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Lindsey Wahowiak

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April 06, 2021

Q&A with AMA’s Aletha Maybank

NPHW

Welcome to National Public Health Week

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Lindsey Wahowiak

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April 05, 2021

Building bridges to better health

Woman smiling in front of laptop computer

Health Equity

APHA event to share tips for building bridges to health policy

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Michele Late

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March 30, 2021

Registration open for Policy Action Institute

Health Equity

Q&A: 100 Million Healthier Lives provides framework for change

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Louise Dettman

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March 25, 2021

Six-year project works to change the way people see health

Coronavirus

Which COVID-19 vaccine is best? All of them, say public health experts

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Aaron Warnick

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March 18, 2021

The best COVID-19 vaccine is the one you have access to

Environment

Study: Thousands of deaths could be avoided if air quality improvements continued

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Kim Krisberg

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March 16, 2021

Air quality improved nearly 25% in New York City during pandemic last year.

Health Equity

Study: US infant health inequality on the rise

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Lindsay Syms

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March 05, 2021

Since 2010, low birth weight has increased for Black American infants by 1.5% per decade, a new study says.