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Snake Bites Rise in Hot Weather: How to Stay Safe
A Year After Dobbs: Diminishing Access to Obstetric-Gynecologic and Maternal-Fetal Care
Racial Gap in Air Quality May Persist Under Biden Program, UC Berkeley Study Finds
Mailman School Environmental Health Scientists Say Decades of Data Show Waterborne Infections Rise After Hurricanes
Birmingham Field Center Awarded 10-Year $7.7 Million Continuation of a Decades-Long Cardiovascular Risk Study
COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations Rising But Risk of Serious Illness Low, Experts Say
Public Health Reports: Building Program Evaluation Capacity Through an Online Training for Graduate Students at Schools and Programs of Public Health
Data suggests an hour virtual training course could prepare future public health students to conduct culturally responsive program evaluations. Check out how a Claremont Graduate University module is educating public
Call for Abstracts: 2024 Preparedness Summit
The theme for the 2024 Preparedness Summit, Public Health, Healthcare, and Emergency Management: Aligning to Address Cascading Challenges, provides an opportunity for sectors to come together, align missions, and discover
ASPPH Convenes Second DIS Regional Meeting at the University of Florida’s Emerging Pathogens Institute
Last week, ASPPH convened its second Disease Intervention Specialist (DIS) regional meeting at the University of Florida’s Emerging Pathogens Institute. As a reminder, ASPPH, along with the National Board of