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Tag: For Friday Letter November 17 2023
The Surprising Way to Eat Less Sugar This Holiday Season
New Institute Puts University of South Carolina on Map for Vector-borne Illness Research
Health and Human Rights Journal Announces Amon as Editor-in-Chief
Universal COVID-19 Care During First Years of Pandemic May Have Helped Decreased Health Care Disparities
New Grant Supports Summer Course in Equitable Data Science
Public Health Reports: Health-Risk Behaviors Among Asian Americans and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Adolescents
A new Public Health Reports study used data from the Youth Risk Behavior Survey to evaluate health-risk behaviors and experiences among Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (NHPI) students. Future efforts to
ASPPH Presents Webinar: Implicit Bias in Application Review Training – Recording Available
Last week, over 170 attendees joined us for an ASPPH Presents Webinar: Implicit Bias in Application Review Training, and the recording is now available. This webinar was our latest effort responding
ASPPH Celebrates Public Health Thank You Day
As we continue to work together to advance academic public health and prepare for future public health crises, we applaud your endless dedication. Your leadership and resilience continue to inspire
ASPPH Co-Hosted Congressional Briefing Launching CDC’s Insight Net Initiative
Last week ASPPH co-hosted – with the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill – the launch on Capitol Hill of Insight Net, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC)