COVID-19 Shifts Rehab Access in Medicare Post-Acute Care
Tag: For Friday Letter January 23 2026
UC Irvine Public Health Experts Highlight Climate Change-driven Nutrition Gaps
WA Doctors Weigh-in on CDC Child Vaccination Changes
Expanding Our Human Connection
Mapping Hazards & Empowering Action
Q+A: How Can Feeling in Control Foster Healthy Aging Among Adult Cancer Survivors?
Honoring Innovation: Faculty Share Curricula in Webinars
Introducing the Inaugural Issue of the University of South Florida College of Public Health Magazine (Sponsored Content)
The University of South Florida College of Public Health invites you to join them and unite around common public health goals—protecting children and seniors, keeping schools and businesses safe, supporting
In Memoriam: Dr. Daniel Gerber, Former ASPPH Member and Leader
We at ASPPH join the Gerber family and academic public health community in mourning Dr. Daniel “Dan” Gerber, senior lecturer in community health education and former associate dean of academic
Artificial Intelligence and Public Health: A Moment That Demands Leadership
In her recent Academic Public Health Perspectives article, “Artificial Intelligence and Public Health: A Moment That Demands Leadership,” Dr. Laura Magaña, ASPPH’s President and CEO, makes clear that artificial intelligence