Extreme Temperatures Linked with Heart Disease Deaths
Tag: For Friday Letter December 16 2022
Lancet Commentary Focuses on Global Pandemic Accountability
Apportionment of Vehicle Fleet Emissions by Linear Regression, Positive Matrix Factorization, and Emission Modeling
Gov. Justice Announces DHHR Secretary and Advisory Roles for WVU Leaders
USA Today: ‘Eat What You Kill’: How a Fentanyl Drugmaker Bribed Doctors, Harmed Patients, and Collected Millions
Public Health Reports New Issue
The January/February issue of Public Health Reports is now online. Read new articles in it that focus on the developing COVID-19 pandemic and the latest research on HIV in LGBTQ+
New CDC Gun Violence-Related Grant Notice Announcements
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently posted two new gun violence-related notice announcements that may interest the academic public health community. Applications for both are due February
Reminder: Deadline Approaching for Public Health AmeriCorps Funding Opportunity
If your school or program is seeking the capacity to address a public health issue, consider applying by January 4, 2023, for funding from Public Health AmeriCorps. The program was
ASPPH’s 2022 Annual Report is Now Available
Highlighting our work from October 2021 through September 2022, ASPPH’s 2022 Annual Report details what we have accomplished over the past Fiscal Year. Focusing on our Strategic Plan 2030 initiatives,
ASPPH COVID-19 Storytelling Project: How Schools and Programs Have Made an Impact During the Pandemic
During the COVID-19 pandemic, academic public health made a profound impact, and throughout 2022, we have been working to capture their responses. This week we launched our COVID-19 report, along