Report Finds That National Park Service Control of DC Parks Exacerbates Inequities & Hinders Park Activation in Nation’s Capital
Tag: For Friday Letter May 12 2023
What Does the End of the COVID Public Health Emergency Really Mean?
Sylvester Researcher Briefs White House Cancer Moonshot on Reducing Disparities in Care
Antoon Investigates Psychiatric Comorbidities in Adolescents and Children to Better Understand Self-Harm Risks
Public Health Reports: Reduced Access to Preventive Care Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, by Chronic Disease Status and Race and Hispanic Origin, United States, 2020-2021
Read a new Public Health Reports study on how healthcare access varied by chronic condition status and race/ethnicity during the COVID-19 pandemic. Authors find substantial disparities, especially among Black people, and call
ASPPH Members Among the New APTR Board of Directors Executive Committee
Congratulations to the new Association for Prevention Teaching and Research (APTR) Board of Directors executive committee members, including the following ASPPH members: APTR is the national membership association dedicated to advancing
Register for Research! America’s Early Career Summit Series
Registration is open for Research! America’s Reaching the Peak: A Science & Technology Early Career Summit Series. It will provide early career researchers with the opportunity to explore an array of
2023 Health Equity Scholars for Action – Call for Proposals
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Health Equity Scholars for Action (HES4A) program supports the career development and academic advancement of historically underrepresented researchers conducting health equity research. Grants will support three
UGA Public Health’s Lisa Renzi-Hammond Speaks to Wall Street Journal About Access Disparity for New Alzheimer’s Drug
