Health Equity Now! Registration opens for APHA’s 2018 Annual Meeting
Register for the year’s largest gathering of public health professionals by Aug. 16 and save up to $115.
June 22 news: APHA speaks out on border separations, federal reorganization, police killings and mental health, pandemic preparedness
Check out today’s public health news on Thursday, June 22, 2018.
June 21 news: Child separation, polio, foodborne illness, child vaccination, sleep and depression
Check out today’s public health news on Thursday, June 21, 2018.
June 20 news: Child separation, trans fats, health lobbying, obesity rates, alcohol and cancer risk
Check out today’s public health news on Wednesday, June 20, 2018.
Dynamic speakers slated for APHA 2018
There are so many reasons to attend APHA 2018. There’s the sun, the fun and, of course, the speakers.
June 19 news: Smoking, stress and child separation, nutrition research, Guinea worm, gaming disorder
Check out today’s public health news on Tuesday, June 19, 2018.
NPHW celebrations highlight importance of public health
Throughout 2018’s National Public Health Week, public health advocates and allies across the country went the distance to celebrate public health successes, highlight strengths and focus on the future. Read more in this report from The Nation's Health.
June 18 news: Border separation, HPV vaccine, Yemen, rural suicide rates, measles prevention
Check out today’s public health news on Monday, June 18, 2018.
June 14 news: Suicide rates, gun violence, Idaho plague, child mental health, Mediterranean diet
Check out today’s public health news on Thursday, June 14, 2018.
Gun violence research hurt by shortage of funding, data: CDC work impeded
On an average day in the U.S., gun violence ends the lives of nearly 100 people. Yet across the country, only about 30 researchers are dedicated full time to studying the public health crisis. Read more in this report from The Nation's Health.
June 13 news: Unvaccinated kids, opioid legislation, polio in Venezuela, depression and prescription drugs
Check out today’s public health news on Wednesday, June 13, 2018.
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School alumnae: Let’s prioritize mental health
Two Marjory Stoneman Douglas alumnae discuss their work to prioritize mental health at the March for our Lives, and lessons learned for the public health community.
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