Sept. 19 news: Obamacare repeal momentum, 9/11 dust study, Home health care infection risk, Work on non-addictive pain meds
Check out today's public health news for Tuesday, Sept, 19, 2017.
Facing the new climate reality
It is time to turn the tide to address climate change, water and health equity.
Time is running out! Register for the Annual Meeting by Aug. 10 for early-bird rates
They say good things come in pairs. Like going to the APHA 2017 Annual Meeting & Expo while saving more than $100 in the process.
CityHealth initiative: Q&A with de Beaumont Foundation’s Ed Hunter
APHA chats with de Beaumont Foundation President and CEO Ed Hunter on the foundation's new CityHealth initiative and it's impact on public health.
‘State of Public Health 2017’ with outgoing CDC Director Tom Frieden
As he prepares to leave office, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Tom Frieden shared with us his hopes for the future of public health and the challenges that still lie ahead.
Top 10 stories of 2016 on Public Health Newswire
Check out our top 10 public health news stories of the year, and let us know your favorite!
6 public health advocacy wins of 2016
Despite a challenging year for APHA and other advocates, a number of measures were advanced in 2016 that will improve the health of all Americans.
Don’t miss this year’s Annual Meeting opening speaker: Planned Parenthood’s Cecile Richards via APHA Annual Meeting Blog
Richards will embrace the meeting theme: “ensuring the right to health.”
May 3 news: Flu shots, spending on social services, smoking and LGBT community
Check out today's public health news on Tuesday, May 3, 2016.
The Nation’s Health (Storify): Supreme Court case on abortion access could affect public health nationwide
On March 2, hundreds of public health advocates gathered outside the Supreme Court to support the plaintiffs in Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt.
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