NPHW 2025
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Affiliate Affairs Director at APHA!
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April 9, 2025 at 6:44 PM
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5A The public health workforce needs to communicate its reach and impact to effectively engage with community members. We surveyed over 1,600 U.S. adults to assess their understanding of public health. 🧵 #NPHWchat
April 9, 2025 at 6:40 PM
5A The public health workforce needs to communicate its reach and impact to effectively engage with community members. We surveyed over 1,600 U.S. adults to assess their understanding of public health. 🧵 #NPHWchat
Thank you for your efforts! We need more representatives like you. Our profession is vital to sustaining America's success. #NPHW
A5: As a public health professional who is also in elected office, it is my DUTY to speak out against the targeting and denigrating of our profession. I've been pushing back against this anti-science rhetoric every chance I get, and this isn't partisan - we ALL lose when we disrespect PH #NPHWChat
April 9, 2025 at 6:42 PM
Thank you for your efforts! We need more representatives like you. Our profession is vital to sustaining America's success. #NPHW
A5 The future of public health depends on rebuilding a diverse, well-supported workforce. We must tackle burnout, invest in training, and adapt to emerging threats like AI, climate, government divestment in health and misinformation.
#NPHWChat #NPHW30
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Public health depends on people from different organizations and disciplines working together to address the places where people live, work, and play. #NPHWChat
A4. 80% of health is created by the conditions where people live, work, & play. That's why, through advocacy, community organizing & coalition building, we promote the building blocks of good health: clean air, safe drinking water, reliable public transit, affordable housing, & more. #NPHWChat
April 9, 2025 at 6:40 PM
A5 Public health touches every part of our lives—from the water we drink to the air we breathe and the care we receive. As we navigate workforce challenges, it's critical to integrate public health thinking across sectors—education, business, tech, and beyond. apha.org/infographic #NPHW30 #NPHWChat
April 9, 2025 at 6:38 PM
A5 Public health touches every part of our lives—from the water we drink to the air we breathe and the care we receive. As we navigate workforce challenges, it's critical to integrate public health thinking across sectors—education, business, tech, and beyond. apha.org/infographic #NPHW30 #NPHWChat
Important point! The conditions where we live impact all of us - thus the need for us all to understand social determinants of health! #NPHWChat
A4. 80% of health is created by the conditions where people live, work, & play. That's why, through advocacy, community organizing & coalition building, we promote the building blocks of good health: clean air, safe drinking water, reliable public transit, affordable housing, & more. #NPHWChat
April 9, 2025 at 6:36 PM
Important point! The conditions where we live impact all of us - thus the need for us all to understand social determinants of health! #NPHWChat
Community health centers continue to make American Healthy! Thank you for all continued presense in all of our lives! #NPHWChat
A4: Many community health centers treat the whole person and address #SDoH in addition to health care needs. Read about the creative ways that CHCs have integrated nutrition programs to provide access to healthy food for community members.
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Community Health Centers: A Six-Decade Commitment to Nutrition and Health | Geiger Gibson Program in Community Health | Milken Institute School of Public Health | The George Washington University
New data note, Community Health Centers: A Six-Decade Commitment to Nutrition and Health explores health center programs to address food insecurity, support access to healthy foods for people with chr...
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April 9, 2025 at 6:30 PM
Community health centers continue to make American Healthy! Thank you for all continued presense in all of our lives! #NPHWChat
A4 Modernized nutrition labels and clearer public messaging empower people to make healthier dietary choices—especially when paired with policies that promote physical activity and food access. apha.org/infographic #NPHW #NPHWChat #NPHW30
April 9, 2025 at 6:28 PM
A4 Modernized nutrition labels and clearer public messaging empower people to make healthier dietary choices—especially when paired with policies that promote physical activity and food access. apha.org/infographic #NPHW #NPHWChat #NPHW30
Bring NOAA back AND keep these services free! Government is the only way to provide free access to all! #NPHWChat
A3: Monitoring weather patterns and having clear communications are vital to helping communities prepare for extreme weather events. The elimination of programs at CDC, EPA, and NOAA that work on these issues is worrying as weather continues to get worse. #NPHWChat
April 9, 2025 at 6:26 PM
Bring NOAA back AND keep these services free! Government is the only way to provide free access to all! #NPHWChat
A3 Every US community needs to have a extreme heat strategy. Whether you call it climate change or "bad weather" our population requires action. APHA has several resources at the Center for Climate, Health and Equity. apha.org/topics-and-i...
April 9, 2025 at 6:24 PM
A3 Every US community needs to have a extreme heat strategy. Whether you call it climate change or "bad weather" our population requires action. APHA has several resources at the Center for Climate, Health and Equity. apha.org/topics-and-i...
A3 Extreme weather resilience now includes public health interventions like cooling centers and vector-borne disease mitigation—highlighting how health and climate are no longer siloed. apha.org/infographic #NPHW #NPHWChat
April 9, 2025 at 6:20 PM
A3 Extreme weather resilience now includes public health interventions like cooling centers and vector-borne disease mitigation—highlighting how health and climate are no longer siloed. apha.org/infographic #NPHW #NPHWChat
It is so important that community based programs continue on! Our leaders need to pay attention and reverse this decimating course! #NPHWChat
A2 (2/2): Several programs at CDC have spent years building trust with communities. Now, these relationships are in jeopardy as programs are cut or not allowed to operate as they used to. #NPHWChat
April 9, 2025 at 6:17 PM
It is so important that community based programs continue on! Our leaders need to pay attention and reverse this decimating course! #NPHWChat
Collaboration is the name of the game. Community partners need to be at the table for both implementation and research #NPHWChat
A2 @apha.org: Successful, sustainable community health strategies are rooted in partnership—our work is always stronger when we bring together partners from across communities and sectors with unique perspectives, experiences and expertise. #NPHWChat
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April 9, 2025 at 6:12 PM
Collaboration is the name of the game. Community partners need to be at the table for both implementation and research #NPHWChat
A2 Partnerships with schools, housing programs, and local organizations have played a crucial role in the two-thirds reduction in teen pregnancies over the past 30 years. By addressing education, stable housing, and reproductive health, communities thriving environments. #NPHW #NPHWChat #NPHW30
April 9, 2025 at 6:10 PM
Congratulations! Studies like this have impacted lives accross the country!
A1) #NPHWchat @apha.org The Harvard Six Cities Study recently celebrated its 30th anniversary, and continues to yield public health benefits even now, with stronger WHO and EPA standards limiting harmful PM2.5 pollution saving 1000s of lives each year. hsph.harvard.edu/news/groundb... 2/2
Groundbreaking air pollution study marks 30 years | Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
The Harvard Six Cities Study, which had a profound impact on efforts to curb air pollution in the U.S., turned 30 in December. The study found that fine particulate pollution was linked with mortality...
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April 9, 2025 at 6:05 PM
Congratulations! Studies like this have impacted lives accross the country!
A1 One of the most powerful public health wins is the 62% drop in HIV deaths and the two-thirds reduction in teen pregnancies. These outcomes reflect how policy, prevention, and health equity efforts have saved lives over the past 30 years. apha.org/infographic #NPHW #NPHWChat #NPHW30
April 9, 2025 at 6:03 PM
A1 One of the most powerful public health wins is the 62% drop in HIV deaths and the two-thirds reduction in teen pregnancies. These outcomes reflect how policy, prevention, and health equity efforts have saved lives over the past 30 years. apha.org/infographic #NPHW #NPHWChat #NPHW30
A1 Showing appreciation for APHA’s Infographic in honor of 30 years of National Public Health Week. I’m using its graphics today and sharing with you all. One big change – increased awareness of mental health and improved access to care. apha.org/infographic #NPHW #NPHWChat #NPHW30
April 9, 2025 at 6:02 PM
A1 Showing appreciation for APHA’s Infographic in honor of 30 years of National Public Health Week. I’m using its graphics today and sharing with you all. One big change – increased awareness of mental health and improved access to care. apha.org/infographic #NPHW #NPHWChat #NPHW30
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Happening TODAY: The #NPHWChat is almost here! Gather your friends and join us for an exciting conversation starting at 2 p.m. ET
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April 9, 2025 at 5:14 PM
Happening TODAY: The #NPHWChat is almost here! Gather your friends and join us for an exciting conversation starting at 2 p.m. ET
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HHS Secretary RFK Jr. is a danger to the public’s health and should resign or be fired, says APHA. In just a few short weeks, his actions on vacccines, fluoride and other public health science have shown how wrong he is for the job. Read & share our statement: apha.org/news-and-med...
April 9, 2025 at 3:26 PM
HHS Secretary RFK Jr. is a danger to the public’s health and should resign or be fired, says APHA. In just a few short weeks, his actions on vacccines, fluoride and other public health science have shown how wrong he is for the job. Read & share our statement: apha.org/news-and-med...