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American Public Health Association
United States
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The American Public Health Association champions the health of all people and all communities. We strengthen the public health profession. We speak out for public health issues and policies backed by science. We are the only organization that influences federal policy, has a 140-plus year perspective and brings together members from all fields of public health. Learn more at www.apha.org.
Building Power with Community Partnerships: Alliance for the Public's Health August Meeting
Tune in to hear from experts on how to integrate community collaboration and partners into public health work. In this meeting we heard some lessons about the great potential for public health to work with community power-building organizations and advance advocacy around health and equity, and then learned lessons from Buffalo about how the city made health equity a high priority.
Learn more at apha.org/alliance
Learn more at apha.org/alliance
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AJPH 8/2024: Public Health Students About Responding to and Preventing War
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Alfredo Morabia and Prof. Vickie Mays (UCLA) from AJPH interview Masoomeh Faghankhani (DrPH student at Colorado SPH) and Alice Igisaro (MBA student, Washington University in St Louis). In this podcast, we explore how public health students can be equipped to respond to and prevent war. Massoomeh and Alice emphasize that foundational skills for this work can be developed by engaging with disadva...
AJPH Podcast: Air Quality Mixtape (Part 1) with Elaine La Fay, Paul Sampson, and more
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In this episode of the AJPH Student Think Tank podcast, we focus on the social and political determinants of indoor air quality. We talk to Elaine LaFay and Paul Sampson about the drought history of ventilation. We hear from Jennifer Ahumada about community-based air filtration workshops with the USC Environmental Justice Research Lab. And we have a zine by WormyOrchids, read by our very own Ma...
Alliance for the Public's Health: Lessons from Building Movements
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Learn from an expert panel who have led efforts to build movements and advocate for public health and equity, especially around vaccination and health equity, reducing tobacco usage, engaging partners and creating coalitions. As we look to develop a national movement for public health to ensure that everyone has what they need to be healthy and thrive, lessons from other health-focused movement...
What Happens When Your Policy Goes to Court?
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"A Litigation 'Ask Me Anything' Webinar with Public Health Law Watch" The best offense is a good defense. This webinar demystifies the threat of litigation and how it impacts your state's public health policies. Watch now to learn about the key legal challenges being brought against public health authority and strategies to prevent and combat them. Check out actforpublichealth.org for more info!
National Burden of Injury and Deaths From Shootings by Police in the United States, 2015‒2020
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Julie A. Ward, RN, PhD, MN, discusses the first multiyear, nationwide analysis of injurious shootings by U.S. police that suggests that injury disparities are underestimated by fatal shootings alone. Nonpolicing responses to social needs may prevent future injuries. Enhanced reporting systems, comprehensive evaluation of emerging reforms and targeted investment in social services for equitable ...
Exploring Voting Rights as Political Determinants of Health: Expert Panel Discussion
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AJPH Editors Alfredo Morabia and Vickie Mays (UCLA) interview Anna K. Hing (University of Minnesota), Jennifer L. Pomeranz (New York University), and Marian Moser Jones (Ohio State University) to discuss whether voting rights are a political determinant of health. Key discussion points include: What have been the political consequences of the US Supreme Court’s 2013 decision in Shelby County v ...
AJPH Podcast: Exploring the Impact of Voting Rights on Public Health
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Alfredo Morabia, editor-in-chief of AJPH, and Vickie Mays, associate editor and professor at UCLA, interview Tamara Rushovich, doctoral candidate at Harvard School of Public Health, and Jess Rhodes, professor of political science at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. They discuss Tamara's groundbreaking research on the Voting Rights Act's influence on infant mortality rates in the United...
AJPH Podcast: Pitching Future of Public Health (Part 2) with Marcus Weinman
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Welcome to "Forging Radical Hope," a special podcast series from the American Journal of Public Health 2024 Student Think Tank. In our first episode, we explore the future of public health with insightful pitches from our esteemed guests. Part 2 features Marcus Weinman, a PhD Candidate at the University of Vermont, who shares his visionary ideas on the future of pandemic preparedness across sta...
AJPH Video Abstract: Breastfeeding by Disability Status in the United States
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Stephanie Ramer, MPH, recaps their study that found that breastfeeding rates were lower among those with a disability compared to those without a disability. These findings highlight the need for strategies to ensure women with disabilities receive breastfeeding support, including breastfeeding information, in order to improve breastfeeding outcomes. Read the full article here: ajph.aphapublica...
AJPH Video Abstract: Transforming Healthcare - Reducing Stigma in Mental Health Credentialing
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Join Dr. Stephanie Simmons, Chief Medical Officer of the Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes Foundation, as she discusses crucial changes in healthcare licensing and credentialing processes to support the mental health of healthcare workers. In this enlightening presentation, Dr. Simmons, alongside Corey Feist and Abraham Segress, explores the groundbreaking efforts in Virginia to remove invasive and stigma...
AJPH Video Abstract: Gaps in Federal Data on the Public Health Workforce
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Heather Krasna, Associate Dean of Career and Professional Development at the Columbia University School of Public Health, recaps their study that found gaps in occupational categories that limit the federal government's ability to track our frontline public health workforce. Krasna and the co-authors make a clear set of recommendations for new and improved Standard Occupational Classification (...
Environmental Justice Grants at Work: Featuring the Healthy Homes Coalition of West Michigan
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Join Healthy Homes Coalition of West Michigan's Jameela Maun, executive director, and Victoria Patton, communications & development specialist, as they share their journey with the CDC’s NCEH/ATSDR environmental justice technical assistance grant program. Explore how this grant supported their organization's resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic, facilitating improvements in communication, do...
Environmental Justice Grants at Work: Featuring Yunuen Ibarra with Líderes Campesina
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Join Yunuen Ibarra, director of programs at Líderes Campesinas, as she shares her journey working with farm workers and the vital role of the CDC’s NCEH/ATSDR environmental justice technical assistance grants. Explore the organization's focus on critical issues like clean water, climate change, and pesticide awareness to benefit their community.
Environmental Justice Grants at Work: Featuring Claudia Quezada with Líderes Campesina
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Claudia Quezada, environmental justice coordinator at Líderes Campesinas, shares the organization's vision for a cleaner, safer environment for farm workers in Ventura County, California. Discover how they're making a difference through emergency preparedness, culturally sensitive notifications and efforts to remove toxic products from local stores. Líderes Campesinas received support from the ...
AJPH Podcast: Pitching the Future of Public Health (Part 1) with Kathleen Patti
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AJPH Podcast: Pitching the Future of Public Health (Part 1) with Kathleen Patti
AJPH Podcast: Revisiting the Pioneering 1988 Report with Michael McGuinness
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AJPH Podcast: Revisiting the Pioneering 1988 Report with Michael McGuinness
AJPH Video Abstract: Engaging Hospitalists in Shared Leadership for Health and Safety
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AJPH Video Abstract: Engaging Hospitalists in Shared Leadership for Health and Safety
AJPH Video Abstract: Promising Practices Observed in COVID-19 Vaccination Sites in the United States
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AJPH Video Abstract: Promising Practices Observed in COVID-19 Vaccination Sites in the United States
AJPH Video Abstract: Addressing Health Care Workers’ Mental Health
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AJPH Video Abstract: Addressing Health Care Workers’ Mental Health
AJPH Video Abstract: Health Equity Implications and the Role of Community in Gene-Editing Research
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AJPH Video Abstract: Health Equity Implications and the Role of Community in Gene-Editing Research
AJPH Video Abstract: How Can Health Care Organizations Address Burnout?
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AJPH Video Abstract: How Can Health Care Organizations Address Burnout?
AJPH Podcast: Preventing Injuries and Deaths from Shootings by Police
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AJPH Podcast: Preventing Injuries and Deaths from Shootings by Police
Alliance Meeting: Addressing the Avian Flu Outbreak
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Alliance Meeting: Addressing the Avian Flu Outbreak
AJPH Video Abstract: Social Vulnerability in US Communities Affected by Wildfire Smoke, 2011 to 2021
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AJPH Video Abstract: Social Vulnerability in US Communities Affected by Wildfire Smoke, 2011 to 2021
AJPH Video Abstract: Determinants of Staff Intent to Leave Health Care During the COVID-19 Pandemic
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AJPH Video Abstract: Determinants of Staff Intent to Leave Health Care During the COVID-19 Pandemic
AJPH Podcast: Dr. Jerome Adams: Insights & Struggles as US Surgeon General
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AJPH Podcast: Dr. Jerome Adams: Insights & Struggles as US Surgeon General
Improving Health Outcomes through Connections: From Interpersonal to Online Influencers
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Improving Health Outcomes through Connections: From Interpersonal to Online Influencers
AJPH Video Abstract: SARS-CoV-2 Cases Reported on International Arriving and Domestic Flights
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AJPH Video Abstract: SARS-CoV-2 Cases Reported on International Arriving and Domestic Flights
AJPH Video Abstract: Excess Injury Mortality in Washington State During the 2021 Heat Wave
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AJPH Video Abstract: Excess Injury Mortality in Washington State During the 2021 Heat Wave
Fighting many uphill battles, Joycelyn navigated through many obstacles to become director of Arkansas Department of Health. I love her inspiration and motivation.
do people really think that people with an accent are less intelligent?? This would be completely illogical......
Dr. Wen, the Boston Bombing Crisis Actress GLOWIE PLANDEMIC Grifting Chicom Traitor... *NOT* forgotten or forgiven!
So what happened to the doctors who withheld treatment ?.?. What happened to the twisted people at the CDC who insisted the program continue ?? And now in 2020 -2022 informed consent seems to be a thing of the past. The biggest experiment in history took place, not just black peoples , the whole world … god bless the poor souls in the Tuskegee experiment and the ones suffering today
I have come to realize that my daughter's stillbirth at 32 weeks due to pregnancy related thrombophelia was evident in my symptoms and was ignored by my family doctor. Through research I have come to understand that the severe pain and swelling I had been experiencing in my hands and arms which started in my sixth month was actually symptoms of the blood clots due to the thrombophelia but numerous calls and visits to my family doctor were not seen as anything serious and I was sent home never knowing that all the time my placenta was slowly dying day by day from a lack of proper blood flow causing a depleted oxygen to my unborn baby girl Cara-Lei. This ultimately resulted in me going into labor at 32 weeks and after being told by medical professionals in triage of labor and delivery, "I'm sorry there's no heartbeat", I delivered my lifeless little girl a day later on March 21st 2009. The findings of her death was discovered through examination of only her placenta as we chose to keep her body untouched through autopsy. The exam of her placenta and looking back on ultrasounds done before her death showed an obvious deterioration of one side of the placenta giving understanding as to why the umbilical cord was on the edge if the placenta when she was delivered. Knowing that my doctor gave me very poor care has made me so upset and I plan on speaking to the high risk section of the hospital to see if anything can be done about this negligence
I’d like to help. I’m in Australia and I have experienced stillbirth and also doing research about stillbirth supporting mental health issues. Thank you
the sound is bad on here
Awesome 💯
Nice vid
We should all understand how special Jocelyn Elders was because she cared about Americans health. When Trump came into office with no health care plan and all the time trying to get rid of Obamacare just prior to this epidemic he told American people that he would have a health care plan for us in his second Administration. Another words we will have to elect him and it will order to get a health care plan for American people. Now that America is in this pandemic you see Trump caring about the economy/ stock market more than American People's Health. You are ahead of your time Dr Jocelyn Elders I will never forget you. My science classroom is named after you. We love you Jocelyn thank you for taking care of us.
Why do they never last too long. Do they suposse to change on every election.
Lock-down in France due to Corona virus. Wanted to share this with three little girls I'm staying with - thank you!!!
Thank you Professor Stacie. Purdue University alumni all the way..... (Seminar unit 2)✌️
Txs, Yourube for posting the late Dr. Carter study on Tuskegee experiment in 1930 to expose 30 Black men with symphlis by the US Health Dept . Dr. Carter and associates exposed the :so called Super Soldiers experiment by the Germans in Alabama and California.
Thank you You Tube for posting the Late Dr. Carter video about the Tuskegee experiment using symphlis to experiment with Black men over 40yrs by the US health Dept in 1930
Is there a version of this with his slides included? This was an awesome presentation.
Thank you, so much, for posting this.
And my fam wonders why I call her "Toni the Tiger." (BTW Doc, if you're reading this, that's meant as a compliment.)
Recent grad looking for work, where would people similar to me start
What a shame .While a medical surgeon appointed and a woman .She disregarded the children human rights of those girls that were allow to get a license marriage certificate at the ages of 10 and 11 till last year and 13 even 30 years after her departure
What about recent grads looking to get started?
Fantastic video. What a great job you all did communicating all the important messages.
Interesting Great webinar! Thank you for sharing!
Truly there are no ordinary heroes.:-)
Whoops! Wrong uni, Joycelyn! The Soviet Red Army's is green.
You, sir, are a bigoted JERK.
THANK YOU
Thank you for sharing the day.
Great video!
Well done, Clinton and team. This turned out fantastic!
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Clinton, you may also want to add this link to the video post on the APHA Facebook page!
Would love to listen and share this video but the audio is terrible. Will you repost? Is there a clean version?
There appears to be a problem with the audio -- it sounds like you were recorded underwater. Is there a better-quality video available? Thanks.
He is my uncle!!!!
mohamedabdulahi96@gmail.com Plz Help me the presentions of the Webinar
Interesting: I did a PhD (Great lakes university of kisumu Kenya) in the area of adolescents education through FBO programs called Sunday School in DR Congo
In our region, adolescents face also problems of Child trafick, IDP and dislocated families
Great educational video! Our industry needs to continue to promote ourselves nation wide and get our word in the streets!
Thanks American Public Health Association for leaning in to health and wellness for all.
great video
View other recordings and register for upcoming webinars in the "Improving the Health of Women, Children and Adolescents" series here: www.apha.org/events-and-meetings/webinars/maternal-and-child-health
Links to the presentations: Syria - Claire Beck, director of the global technical team drive.google.com/open?id=1EgY1fkKOyRyPRA07PiBgx_8AV9ktTeqVd1JM5kkSH_4 Zelaikha Anwari, MD, Reproductive Health Director, Ministry of Public Health Afghanistan drive.google.com/open?id=1hbVMc9Ivym2gDn_DtHMdB6AQBqqu0fGpjB84eaeCJFA Taking stock of the challenge to women, children and adolescent health: evidence to date and gaps - Paul Spiegel, MD, MPH, director, Johns Hopkins Center for Refugee and Disaster Response (CRDR) drive.google.com/open?id=1NSyI38_wv7Av3O5iJFm4dn7wkOsa5WGDUumyxfo1hIw Donor Perspective - Jed Meline, acting deputy assistant administrator, USAID drive.google.com/open?id=16cKbQ264v9S0Uh9m5HCZIeGS3IGd80UAnQlfYn_FBuE
It would be really great if APHA could upload a cleaner version of this video, as the sound track is very poor at the beginning. Thanks!
Great message but tacky song.
Antonia Novello is a convicted felon who stole from and abused the citizens of New York State.
Climate change...The most pressing problem facing us right now?? Seriously? I'd say it premium prices for health care coverage, continues to go up and the cost of medical devices and medications caused by high-deductible health plans and corporate greed
Zika has become too much about Politics...$1.9 billion dollars, not enough cases to justify and besides ..winter is on its way
Can we ask questions here?
What about public support for makingl medical devices like Epipens and life-saving medications affordable to middle class families?
Brilliant, courageous, inspiring, hilarious. I love Joycelyn Elders. Clinton is a coward.
You guys are doing GREAT THINGS!! PLEASE keep it up, it will gain traction!