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Since its inception as an informal network through to its formal establishment in 2020, Dr. Laura Magaña, President and CEO ...
ASPPH looks forward to welcoming three new deans to our academic public health community later this fall. Dr. Kelly Gebo ...
Once a global leader in public health guidance, the U.S. government is now embarking on the unusual project of denying or deleting once-public information provided by its own researchers.
Mosquito samples tested positive for West Nile virus in Cockrell Hill, Dallas County says West Nile virus causes symptoms such as fever, headache, body aches, vomiting, diarrhea or rash.
Two more cases of measles have been reported in Utah, the state's Department of Health and Human Services said Tuesday.
Public health officials in Massachusetts said Tuesday that West Nile virus was confirmed in a mosquito sample in Worcester County. The sample was collected Friday in Shrewsbury.
The Cleveland Department of Public Health reports a 250% rise of COVID-19 levels in wastewater samples, and is urging preventive steps to curb community spread.
Without data on sexual orientation and gender identity, public health cannot do the work to sound the alarm on and address issues that affect not just specific communities, but society as a whole.
Named for the agency’s headquarters location in Maryland, the Bethesda Declaration details upheaval in the world’s premier public health research institution over the course of mere months.
A trained surgeon and public health leader, this upcoming HIMSS25 APAC speaker has helped bridge public-private partnerships for digital transformation in healthcare.
Rigorous study design and analytical standards are required to generate reliable findings in healthcare from artificial intelligence (AI) research. One crucial but often overlooked aspect is the ...
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