Public Health Newswire

2023 Annual Meeting

Finding your ‘productive outrage’ as a woman leader

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Melanie Padgett Powers

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November 11, 2023

Productive outrage is having a sense of indignation that drives action and sustained change.

Group of students at APHA 2023 Student Assembly

2023 Annual Meeting

Student Assembly encourages ‘One Health’ approach to public health

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Mary Stortstrom

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November 11, 2023

As the 2023 APHA Annual Meeting and Expo began on Saturday, the association’s Student Assembly got a glimpse into the future of public health, specifically “One Health.”

Guest Post / Sponsored Post

Expanding adult and childhood vaccine funding to state, local health departments: A call to action

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Guest Author(s)

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November 07, 2023

Broadening vaccine policy will help address needs of underrepresented groups

A woman smile while working in a community garden

2023 Annual Meeting / Climate Change

Acting locally to reduce climate impacts improves public health

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Mark Barna

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November 01, 2023

APHA creates programs to address climate change, health equity in U.S. cities and states

Guest Post / 2023 Annual Meeting

Climate change harms children's health: An urgent call for collaborative action

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October 29, 2023

APHA’s Annual Meeting 2023 includes sessions on children’s health and the environment

U.S. deaths of children, adolescents by firearm increasing

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Minoli Ediriweera

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October 27, 2023

States with restrictive gun policies have fewer firearm deaths, study says

Q&A with co-editors of APHA’s next edition of lauded disease reference guide

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Mary Stortstrom

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October 24, 2023

Regular online updates will continue to the digital CCDM

Students lead projects on climate justice

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Mary Stortstrom

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October 04, 2023

APHA program supports climate-health student groups at universities

Obesity reaching crisis levels in U.S., new report finds

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Minoli Ediriweera

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October 03, 2023

42% of adult population is obese, with highest rates among Black, Hispanic people

West Nile virus cases on the rise across US

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Minoli Ediriweera

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September 15, 2023

Neuroinvasive disease common among patients