What the president’s budget request means for public health
The White House today unveiled its proposal to fund the federal government for fiscal year 2018 to near-universal alarm among public health advocates.
Health groups warn against health bill, How White House health budget would effect states, Lessons learned from Ebola
Check out today's public health news for Friday, May 26, 2017.
New reference for a public health approach to emergencies
APHA updates essential resource for public health disaster management.
May 25 news: CBO finds new health bill flawed, Tackling childhood trauma, Miami’s Zika outbreak detected late
Check out today's public health news for Thursday, May 25, 2017.
APHA: CBO score again confirms House health plan is deeply flawed
Nonpartisan analysis from the Congressional Budget Office released today shows that 14 million Americans next year and 23 million by 2026 would lose health insurance under the American Health Care Act.
May 24 news: Trump budget slashes public health programs, W.H.O. elects first director general from Africa, CBO score of Obamacare repeal bill expected
Check out today's public health news for Wednesday, May 24, 2017.
Thank you, Clean Air Act!
APHA and the American Lung Association hold congressional briefings on air quality, climate change and health.
President’s 2018 budget devastating to public health: Cuts to prevention, research, programs
As the White House readies its budget proposal for release tomorrow, The Nation's Health reports the outline shows ominous signs for public health.
May 22 news: White House budget to include deep Medicaid cuts, Strong gun laws linked to fewer fatal police shootings, Senate works on health overhaul
Check out today's public health news for Monday, May 22, 2017.
May 19 news: AHCA may need more work, Insurers blame Trump for rate hikes, Measles outbreak exposes gaps in public health
Check out today's public health news for Friday, May 19, 2017.
Air pollution: An important risk factor for cardiovascular disease
It is crucial that we work together to lower the amount of human-created particulate matter and pollution to protect the cardiovascular health of our population.
May 18 news: OSHA suspends rule requiring electronic reporting of injury and illness, US Senators urge action to combat the opioid epidemic, Women in 30s now having more babies than those in their 20s
Check out today's public health news for Thursday, May 18, 2017.
Celebrate Bike to Work Day this Friday!
Commute by bike to boost your health, savings and the environment.
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