An open access special issue on Meaningful Community Engagement Models to Advance Health Equity and Eliminate Chronic Disease Disparities is out now! @NIMHD highlights how meaningful community connection is a cornerstone to this work. Read more here:

RT @StanfordHP: Jeremy Goldhaber-Fiebert writes in @AMJPublicHealth commentary overcrowding at US prisons not only leads to negative health….

RT @Drmmcquillan: New pub with @JoeCimpian in @AMJPublicHealth We discuss how new population-based YRBS results helps bolster our ability t….

RT @marssong0210: Thrilled that our article on uncovering racial, ethnic & gender disparities in scientific authorship is featured in the J….

RT @LawrenceGostin: As the Middle East conflict intensifies, consider the morality of all this. In @AMJPublicHealth, I offer a personal ref….

The July issue addresses conflict and the environment via the lens of the current crisis in Gaza. Select articles cover the environmental destruction of Gaza, Israel and Gaza’s past cooperation in public health, and opportunities for action. 🔗:

The global rise of the far right poses serious threats to public health—through denial of science, promotion of hate, and policies that deepen inequities. Our review calls on public health to confront this growing risk head-on. #PublicHealth. Read more:

🚨 #Measles detected in Houston's wastewater for the first time in 3 years via sequencing at 2 treatment facilities. Traced back to two unvaccinated visitors. Wastewater monitoring highlights the importance of early detection in saving lives. Read more:

The June issue highlights power, politics, human rights, & public health, with articles on power dynamics, the far right, & global health. It also covers Medicaid expansion, the role of community health workers, & US pregnancy centers. 🔗:

RT @nationshealth: Predatory journals can harm health research and hold back academic progress. “Those groups try to replicate your journa….

RT @EmersonPolling: New publication in @AMJPublicHealth: The American Public’s Disengagement with Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI):….

RT @UR_CTSI: José Pérez Ramos, PhD, MPH, assistant professor of Public Health & UR CTSI PhD program grad, spoke about Hispanic/Latino healt….

How many public health workers were in the US before the federal workforce reduction? Knowing their numbers and roles is crucial for assessing impacts. This AJPH issue highlights the challenge of counting these workers in the US public health system. 🔗:

RT @nationshealth: Q&A with @AlfredoMorabia, outgoing editor-in-chief of APHA's @AMJPublicHealth. “Many journals are threatened by the new….

An open access special issue on Improving Care and Quality of Life for Black Women with HIV is out now! @UMassLowell highlights the Black Women First initiative which seeks to advance knowledge and care of Black women with HIV. Read more here:

RT @mdredze: 🚨 New Research Alert! 🚨.Our latest study in the American Journal of Public Health @AmJPublicHealth explores YouthLine’s Safe S….

RT @PublicHealth: As scientific censorship gains a toehold under the Trump administration, "journals must remain committed to editorial ind….

Now online: the April issue of AJPH. Articles cover perspectives on public health communication approaches, leadership development, & community collaboration. Other articles in this issue touch on nutrition, public health nursing, & the opioid epidemic.

Tomorrow is the annual State of the Public Health Union webinar!. This event highlights #PublicHealth achievements and discusses strategies to strengthen public health systems in the face of evolving political and social dynamics in 2025. Register now:

RT @PublicHealth: It's #InternationalWomensDay ! We're offering our gratitude to the many women who made important contributions to public….