The November issue is now online! Select articles cover families’ experiences of expansions and retractions of funding during the pandemic, children’s insurance stability, expansion of the Earned Income Tax Credit for young adults, and more. 🔗: https://t.co/DqMMhkR6FA

"We are living in a pivotal moment that is reshaping the foundation of public health," writes a group of department chairs of social and behavioral health programs from universities and colleges around the country in the American Journal of Public Health. Darrell Hudson, chair

New research shows firearm violence is shaped by trauma, social networks, and community context—not just individual behavior. Addressing PTSD and exposure to violence is key to breaking the cycle. #GunViolencePrevention #PublicHealth 🔗: https://t.co/vQFgTFU97p

Minoritized communities faced a dual benefits cliff as pandemic relief programs expired, losing critical supports while community-based organizations (CBOs) also saw funding vanish. Funded collaborations with CBOs are crucial for public health. 🔗: https://t.co/ssSl5kxx7h

George Orwell once said: “Journalism is printing what someone else does not want printed—everything else is public relations.” While the media hides the truth, real journalism is being done by the people on 𝕏. Here are 20 truth-tellers they don’t want you to follow. 🧵 THREAD

Congratulations to one of our very own editors, @nabarund for being awarded a MacArthur Fellowship!

@CasonSchmit speaks about the new editorial in @AMJPublicHealth which calls for increased transparency in legal research through the development of a new @EQUATORNetwork standard. Read more: https://t.co/UzPT34GoBy

New @AMJPublicHealth study "Firearm Violence Prevention in Peril: A Call to Defend Our Public Safety Infrastructure" is out. Progress in reducing U.S. gun-related harm was driven by investments in violence prevention, research, & policy. It's now at risk.

CyberGIS-HIV, a web-based Geographic Information System (GIS), is an application used to visually compare spacial differences, in this figure specifically HIV rates from different years (e.g. 2020 and 2026). 🔗 : https://t.co/nbZjt2rZls

October is National Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month please explore these articles that highlight suicide risk and prevention plans. 🔗 https://t.co/t5S3WoAVtK 🔗 https://t.co/yhpu2JlR1A 🔗 https://t.co/igXwMb8pQ0

📣 New Call for Papers on Responsible Artificial Intelligence Use for Advancing Public Health 📅 Deadline: January 2, 2026 🔗 Info: https://t.co/Q7XgXuI46Y #CallForPapers #PublicHealth #ArtificialIntelligence

Community connectedness boosts HIV preparedness in transgender women of color in NYC. Those with strong connections are 62% more likely to consistently use condoms and 16% more likely to test for STIs. Strengthening community ties is crucial. 🔗: https://t.co/EALAJTWcZA

📣 New Call for Papers on Public Health Approaches to Ultra-Processed Foods 📅 Deadline: October 15, 2025 🔗 Info: https://t.co/Q7XgXuI46Y #CallForPapers #PublicHealth #Nutrition

Discrimination goes beyond what we may think: it disrupts rest. 65% of transgender women of color in NYC reported poor sleep, with two-thirds experiencing moderate to high levels of discrimination. Bias can directly harm sleep health. 🔗: https://t.co/x8SAQkDMcr

The October issue is now available, featuring a special section on LGBTQ+ transgender health. Articles explore the sociopolitical landscape, gender-affirming care, mental health, trans-inclusive data and clinical trials, and community connectedness. 🔗: https://t.co/4BmNFI0AzJ

Emma Sartin, PhD, assistant professor in @uabhpo and researchers from @ChildrensPhila published a study in @AMJPublicHealth that found no single technology is effective in preventing all scenarios that lead to pediatric vehicular heatstroke (PVH): https://t.co/feVUFJSWHt

September is National Food Safety Education Month! Check out these featured articles that highlight the importance of promoting safe food practices. 🔗 https://t.co/PZfx2RpPkI 🔗 https://t.co/zUkHn1Dwnj 🔗 https://t.co/zeHgSYvPFZ

California’s flavored tobacco ban led to a 37% drop in e-cigarette nicotine sales and 11% drop in cigarette sales, with no spike in sales in neighboring states. Some flavored alternatives persist via loopholes. 🔗: https://t.co/P4pYGzSU5d #PublicHealth #TobaccoControl

📣 New Call for Papers on Efficiency in Government While Advancing Public Health. 📅 Deadline: December 1, 2025. 🔗 Info: https://t.co/yvI79qY3Em #CallForPapers #PublicHealth #Government

AJPH is thrilled to introduce Dr. Denys T. Lau as our new Editor-in-Chief! A leader in public health, Dr. Lau offers extensive experience to the Journal. Learn about his plans to advance public health research and publication here: https://t.co/cDTWB8LMyU.

📣 New Call for Papers on Masculinity and Public Health 📅 Deadline: November 15, 2025. 🔗 Info: https://t.co/yvI79qY3Em #CallForPapers #PublicHealth