Lancet Countdown report tracks progress on health and climate change
A new global report -- and its companion U.S. brief co-published with APHA -- underscores connection between climate change and health and outlines recommendations for action.
Free souvenirs, fun conversations at the Public Health Expo
Visit the Public Health Expo and we promise you won't come away empty-handed or disappointed.
Q&A with All of Us Research Program’s Kelly Gebo
Kelly Gebo, MD, MPH, chief medical and scientific officer with the All of Us Research Program at the National Institutes of Health, discusses the landmark initiative and its significance for improving health research and outcomes.
New voices: Millennials and the future of public health
The de Beaumont Foundation is looking forward to a lively panel discussion on millennials in the public health workforce at the APHA Annual Meeting and Expo in November. Here's our preview!
Global climate action: A public health imperative
Highlights from the Global Climate and Health Forum
CPH credential helps workers stay informed, competitive
A new report from The Nation's Health shows how students and current practitioners have been working to become certified in public health to remain up to date on developments in the field.
Public health steps up to curb rising suicide rates
Public health leaders are looking to resources to better prepare workers and communities in light of research showing growing suicide rates. Learn more in this report from The Nation's Health.
Complete streets promoting health equity in communities
A “complete streets” approach ensures that mobility conditions are met for all, making for more liveable communities. Read more in this report from The Nation's Health.
Making the health and transportation connection
New Stories from the Field highlight cross-sector partnerships.
APHA’s Benjamin among 100 most influential in health care
Modern Healthcare again named APHA Executive Director Georges Benjamin, MD, among the 100 most influential people in health care.
Academic health department partnerships boost training
Every year, more than 200 college students rotate through Tennessee’s Knox County Health Department hoping to put their classroom learning into practice. According to The Nation's Health, it is one of dozens across the country and follows a long tradition of public health-academia partnerships.
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