On the Monday before Thanksgiving, Research!America and leading public health organizations take the time to say “thank you” to our public health workforce who work tirelessly every day in communities […]
More: The Future of Public Health: One Student’s Vision for Equity and AdvocacyDr. Céline Gounder, Senior Fellow and Editor-at-Large for Public Health, KFF Health News, and recipient of Research!America’s 2024 Meeting the Moment for Public Health Award joined us recently for an […]
More: Alliance Discussion with Dr. Céline Gounder: Meeting the Moment – Fostering Medical Progress and Tackling Large-Scale Health ThreatsComplex and longstanding challenges are keeping our world out of balance, making us all more vulnerable to threats that could impact the future wellbeing of millions across the globe. We […]
More: Alliance Discussion with Dr. Howard Zucker: Ensuring a Healthier Future through CDC’s Global InitiativesOn the Monday before Thanksgiving, Research!America and leading public health organizations take the time to say “thank you” to our public health workforce who work tirelessly every day to protect […]
More: Recognizing Future Public Health Leaders: Jack Alperstein’s Public Health Journey from the Peace Corps to his MPHErin Laird, MPH, Director of Emerging Infections, discusses managing community partnerships and the need to increase public health visibility, and shares lessons learned from COVID-19 response efforts.
More: National Public Health Week Spotlight Series: Erin Laird, Director of Emerging InfectionsAlexandra Harris, MS, MPH, Emergency Management Specialist, shares her journey into the field of public health and discusses how emergency management plays a critical role in the intersectionality of preparedness and public health.
More: Public Health Thank You Day Interview Series: Alexandra Harris, Emergency Management SpecialistWhen asked about the importance of elected officials at all levels listening to advice from scientists, a strong majority (88%) of respondents say that it is “somewhat important” or “very important”.
More: Majority Say Elected Officials Should Listen to Advice from Scientists
