❗️National Physical Education & Sport Week❗️

This week is all about physical education and learning sports and exercises. Below is a video regarding how people, teenagers particularly, feel about personal physical health.

What's your favorite physical activity?

#physicalhealth #healthpolicy

❗️DNA DAY❗️

This week, April 25th, was DNA Day. A day to celebrate our genetic code and find information on what exactly it is! Below is information regarding DNA and the mutations it may have.

What's your favorite genetic trait you have?

#health #publichealth #healthpolicy

❗️Parkinson Awareness Month❗️

The month of April is classified as the Parkinson's Disease Awareness month. Below is information on the disease symptoms, causes, and treatment plans.

#publichealth #health #healthpolicy #wellness

Sources: Cleveland Clinic & the World Health Organization

❗️National Public Health Week: Day 7❗️

Today's key topic is Healthy Living Tips. Below is information on achieving wellness, as well as some tips people find useful!

What are some of the things you've implemented to improve your lifestyle?

#health #healthpolicy #publichealth #wellness

❗️National Public Health Week: Day 6❗️

Today's key topic is how you can help to prevent the spread of germs.

Below is information regarding what exactly germs are and tips to prevent the spread of them.

#health #publichealth #healthpolicy

❓️What Happened Last Week❓️

Last week, April 2nd, was World Autism Awareness Day. Below is information regarding what autism is, as well as some discrepancies regarding diagnosis versus age and gender.

Sources: nimh.nih.gov & pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

#health #publichealth #healthpolicy

❗️National Public Health Week: Day 5❗️

Today's key topic is The Future of Public Health Starts Here: Strengthening the Public Health Workforce

Below is information regarding the public workforce and how you can help to improve and support your community's.

#health #healthpolicy #publichealth

❗️National Public Health Week: Day 4❗️

Today's key topic is Advocacy Starts Here: Amplifying Voices for Public Health

Below is information on advocacy, past law changes, and how to speak up in a positive light for those around you in your community.

#health #publichealth #healthpolicy

❗️National Public Health Week: Day 3❗️

Today's key topic is Health Equity Starts Here: Optimizing Health for All

Below is information regarding health equity in today's world and how you can push for equal health opportunities for all!

#health #healthpolicy #publichealth

nphw.org cancer.gov

❗️National Public Health Week: Day 2❗️

Today's key topic is Climate Action Starts Here: Championing Resilience for Health

Below is information regarding climate change, how it can impact you in your life, and helpful tips!

#health #publichealth #healthpolicy
Sources: nphw.org gavi.org climate.gov

❗️It's National Public Health Week (NPHW)❗️

This week is all about recognizing health contributions and addressing key health issues.

The first priority for the 2025 NPHW is community health with the topic, "It Starts Here: Your Health is Our Mission".

#health #publichealth #healthpolicy

nphw.org

❓️What Happened Last Week❓️

Last week was Epilepsy Awareness Day, also known as Seizure Disorder. Below is information on the different types of seizures that affect people and some basic information on the disorder.

#health #publichealth

Sources: my.clevelandclinic.org and mayoclinic.org

❓️What Happened Last Week❓️

About a week ago, March 21st, was World Down Syndrome Day. Below is information regarding Down syndrome and how it affects people.
Sources: my.clevelandclinic.org, webmd.com, and cdc.gov

#publichealth #healthpolicy #health

❓️What Happened Last Week❓️

Last week, March 9th-15th, was National(US) Sleep Awareness Tips Week. Below is information on how to improve sleep quality, how to keep track of sleeping habits, and the benefits of sleeping well.

Sources include the CDC.gov & Sleepfoundation.org

❓️What Happened This Week?❓️

Monday, March 3rd, was World Birth Defects Day. Below is information on Cognitive Heart Defects and Bone Growth Abnormalities.

Website Sources: CDC, Mayoclinic, Hopkinsmedicine, and Clevelandclinic.