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2021 Annual Meeting
Registration, housing now open for APHA’s 2021 Annual Meeting and Expo
by
Michele Late
on
July 08, 2021
APHA 2021 to be hosted Oct. 24-27 in Denver, online
Climate Change /
Environment
Public health students take action for climate justice
by
Michele Late
on
June 18, 2021
Raising awareness of climate change inequities
Public Health
APHA, public health supporters laud Supreme Court decision on ACA
by
Michele Late
on
June 18, 2021
‘The ACA is here to stay’
All Things APHA
Students, professionals find public health inspiration at APHA Policy Action Institute
by
Michele Late
on
May 14, 2021
In-depth discussions provide lasting insights
Health Equity
APHA event to share tips for building bridges to health policy
by
Michele Late
on
March 30, 2021
Registration open for Policy Action Institute
Health Equity
Another benefit of raising the minimum wage? Better US health
by
Michele Late
on
February 04, 2021
Raise the Wage Act would gradually raise the minimum wage to $15
Annual Meeting
Covered California: Life can change in an instant
by
Michele Late
on
November 13, 2018
When it comes to helping people gain health insurance coverage, California is a success story.
Annual Meeting
Annual Meeting attendees literally go the extra mile
by
Michele Late
on
November 12, 2018
Happy Monday! If you’re starting off your week by going for a run or vowing to be healthier, you’re not alone.
Annual Meeting
Giving back at APHA 2017: Meeting-goers support research project in Atlanta schools
by
Michele Late
on
November 06, 2017
Thanks in part to volunteers at APHA’s Annual Meeting, researchers will be exploring whether physical activity in kids also improves school performance.
Annual Meeting
It's time to set your clocks and check your stocks!
by
Michele Late
on
November 05, 2017
When you reset your clocks, use it as a reminder to check your emergency stockpile. That way, when a disaster happens, you’ll have everything you need.
Annual Meeting
Trees don’t just make neighborhoods pretty. They can also save lives.
by
Michele Late
on
November 01, 2016
Go hug a tree. It may save your life one day.
Annual Meeting
Health inequalities: Interventions that can make a difference
by
Michele Late
on
October 31, 2016
How can leaders make the most inroads into improving the health of the public? According to speakers at a Monday morning session on health inequalities, it’s by addressing social determinants of health.
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