$3.5m NIH Grant Supports Study on Strength Training and Women’s Blood Pressure
Tag: For Friday Letter October 16 2026
Your Health Insurance Premiums May Take a Big Jump in 2027 — Here’s Why
Even ‘Safe’ Arsenic Levels Are Linked to Poor Health in Texas Colonias
$3.3M Grant Funds UH Microplastics, Infant Brain Study
PHHP Recognizes Seven Outstanding Alumni
USF Program Expands Health Research Training for Spanish-Speaking Professionals
Public Health Reports: The Role of Health Literacy in Preventing Cardiovascular Disease
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is one of the largest contributors to disease burden worldwide, yet much of its risk is tied to modifiable factors. The Public Health Reports scoping review, “Health
ASPPH Announces Special Supplement with Frontiers in Public Health
ASPPH is partnering with Frontiers in Public Health to launch a special supplement, Transforming Academic Public Health: Innovations in Community Engaged Practice and Curriculum Collaborations. The Call for Papers opens
Explore Free Teaching Resources for The Formula for Better Health
ASPPH encourages faculty and educators to explore free teaching resources developed to accompany Dr. Tom Frieden’s book, The Formula for Better Health: How to Save Millions of Lives — Including
Register for ASPPH’s Next AI Roundtable: Connecting Public Health Data with AI
ASPPH invites members and colleagues to join the next installment of its Virtual AI Roundtable Discussion Series, From Data to Dialogue: Connecting Data Users to Authoritative Public Health Data with