The Nation's Health logo. Text that says: Select one. After years of containing the disease, this nation no longer holds measles elimination status, health officials announced Nov. 10. Japan. France. Canada. U.S. Choose. Image of a physician sanitizing the back of a young boy's arm before administering a shot. 

Think you know your stuff? Test your knowledge of this week’s public health news with The Nation's Health #NewsQuiz! 👉 www.thenationshealth.org/page/quiz

Do you know how to confidently and clearly engage with policymakers about public health? Join the de Beaumont Foundation, APHA & more on Dec. 8 to learn practical, research-based strategies that can help you communicate your messages. RSVP now: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi... FREE!

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Thank you to everyone for visiting the #NAHDAP exhibit at #APHA2025! Like you, we're committed to advancing #PublicHealth research through data sharing, technical assistance, and training for the data community. 💙🔬 www.icpsr.umich.edu/nahdap

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💙We’re grateful after #APHA2025.

Thanks to all who shared your research, asked questions, or said hello!

Seeing how you use Dedoose to push research forward is what keeps us inspired long after a conference ends.

You remind us that data is human — connected to real lives, experiences, and change.

Thank you for the yearly support of the #APHA expo #APHA2025

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This week @reprosfightback.bsky.social was at #apha2025. I presented a poster on our 50 state report card on srhr and we had a booth. I had so much talking to podcast fans and introducing new people to the podcast.

We loved celebrating our alumni at the Alumni Reception 🧑‍🎓💙! Your passion and commitment to public health around the nation and the world is more important now than ever 🌟. Keep up the great work 💪, we can’t wait to see you again next year! #RaiseHigh #APHA2025 #PublicHealthInAction

We’re starting! Can’t join us on the National Mall for the Rally for the Public’s Health? Watch our livestream on Instagram: www.instagram.com/americanpubl...

“When we organize, we win!” says Rep. Maxwell Alejandro Frost at the Rally for the Public’s Health. “Let’s fight for patients over politics.” #SpeakForHealth

The sign action at the Rally for the Public’s Health is 💯

One of the most popular photo opps at #APHA2025 this year? The big APHA sign in the convention center lobby! Did you take a photo there? Share it with the #APAH2025 hashtag!

Public health saves lives!!! #SpeakForHealth

“When we fight to end hunger, we fight for health!” #SpeakForHealth

“It’s time to turn up the heat of justice,” says state Rep. Justin Jones #SpeakForHealth

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Access to healthy, affordable food is essential for health equity. Nutrition interventions can improve health & reduce disparities. On #WorldFoodDay, check out APHA's new resource, “Food is Medicine: Advancing Health Equity Through Nutrition.”🍴🍏 www.apha.org/topics-and-i...

Recalled Vaast A/1 bicycles and frames.

#RECALL: Vaast A/1 bicycles and frames; The frame can develop a hairline fracture near a weld, which can cause the tubes to separate; Fall hazard. 22 consumers reported frame fractures and three consumers reported frame tube separation to the firm. Full notice: www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2026...

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How can cities prepare for rising temperatures? Some urban areas are turning toward cool roofs, permeable pavement & other infrastructure solutions known as "Smart Surfaces." @nationshealth is featuring stories from communities using @_SmartSurfaces.
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Join APHA & our partners on Nov. 5 @ 2:30-4 p.m. ET on the National Mall to Rally for the Public’s Health. Be inspired & energized by powerful stories, bold ideas & calls to action as we highlight urgent public health priorities. More info: www.APHA.org/Rally #SpeakForHealth

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Rooms are going fast for #APHA2025! Book your hotel before discounts end at 5 p.m. ET on Oct. 7: www.apha.org/events-and-m...

We urge Congress to come together and pass legislation to reopen the federal government With the government shutting down, we renew our call on Congress and the president to work in a bipartisan manner to pass a short-term continuing resolution that, at a minimum, fully funds all critical public health agencies and programs, holds the administration accountable for spending both FY 2025 and FY 2026 funds as directed by Congress and includes provisions to permanently extend the Affordable Care Act’s enhanced premium tax credits that are set to expire at the end of the year. The direct and immediate health impacts of the impasse and shutdown include the work of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry and the Food and Drug Administration. Experts from these agencies will not be available to provide guidance to state and local health departments implementing many programs to protect the public’s health, including food and drug safety efforts, opioid overdose prevention and HIV prevention activities, among others. An ongoing shutdown would also put the employment, food, health and housing security of hundreds of thousands of federal employees in jeopardy as they work and hope to manage their bills and eventually return to their jobs and be paid. As the White House has announced it will likely move forward with another round of RIFs, we are concerned this could further reduce the workforce at key federal health agencies, including CDC. The plight of federal contractors is more perilous, as they will likely never receive back pay for lost work time. We call on Congress and the administration to immediately begin negotiations to develop a bipartisan plan that fully funds federal public health programs, ensures that funding is spent as intended by Congress, and includes an extension of the ACA’s enhanced premium tax credits to protect consumers from dramatic increases in cost of health coverage and pre…

Shutting down the federal government puts U.S. health at risk. APHA is urging policymakers to work together on a measure that funds public health and extend's ACA tax credits. Read our statement: www.apha.org/news-and-med...

It varies - but at most economic indicators - if CA was its own country it would have between the 4th and 10th largest GDP in the world. Depending on various indicators. Really CA, TX and FL in theory and probably NY could survive as independent. In financial theory.

Think you know what happened in public health news this week? Test your knowledge in the latest #newsquiz from The Nation's Health www.thenationshealth.org/page/quiz

On #WorldEnvironmentalHealthDay, APHA continues its work to advocate for policies & funding that support environmental health work & research. Check out our environmental health initiatives: www.apha.org/topics-and-i...

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From earthquakes and floods to disease outbreaks, it’s important to be prepared in case of an emergency. APHA’s Get Ready campaign has resources and tips you can use to help your friends, family & community stay safe & healthy. aphagetready.org #GetReadyDay

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You're making a difference on climate change and health. Why not get recognized for it? Apply for the Excellence in Climate Leadership Awards, sponsored by APHA's Center for Climate, Health and Equity. bit.ly/469w391 #ClimateChangesHealth

How hurricanes and falling vaccine rates could collide in Florida Public health experts say diseases are more likely to tear through crowded storm shelters after the state canceled vaccine mandates.

When people are sheltering together during a disaster, it's not a good idea to be unvaccinated. APHA's Benjamin weighs in what could happen if hurricanes and low vaccination rates collide in Florida: www.eenews.net/articles/how...

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New research shows proposed FY26 CDC budget cuts would weaken public health, eliminate 42,000 jobs nationwide and cost state & local economies $1.40 for every $1 the federal government would save. Read the report: bit.ly/4popp6C

Let’s be honest. It was a better way to go out and say goodbye vs. what I suspect would have been a less honorable way to go in late March / April 2020 🤷‍♂️

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Finding joy can help workers face today’s challenges to public health, Rush University's Virginia Reising says in a new op-ed on Public Health Newswire from The Nation's Health: publichealthnewswire.org?p=reconnecti...

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Staying current on recommended vaccinations helps older adults maintain their health, independence and quality of life. Yet, only 26% of people ages 65+ are up on all their shots. Learn more: bit.ly/4nsEYIB