Making the Public's Health a National Priority

Washington, D.C. | November 2-5, 2025

Research has shown that public health efforts to prevent disease are more cost effective - and humane - than treating chronic health conditions, so now is the time to invest in our nation’s health. Health is a human right; let’s make it a national priority.

Watch highlights from APHA 2022

APHA TV Daily Highlights -Wednesday
Sandro Galea on health data	Natasha DeJarnett on climate change and health
Lisa Lee and Howard Koh on public health ethics	Sara Bleich on food and nutrition security
APHA TV Daily Highlights - Tuesday	Sara Rosenbaum on the Supreme Court and public health
Loretta Ross on reproductive rights and justice	Larry Gostin on law as it relates to public health legal authorities
Paul Reed on Healthy People 2030	Question of the Day: How can APHA help us overcome social and ethical challenges?
APHA TV Daily Highlights -Monday	Angie McGowan on the Alliance for Disease Prevention and Response
Walk and Talk with Chris Chanyasulkit on public health history	Dr. Gary Gibbons and Dr. Eliseo Pérez-Stable on CEAL Covid-19 disparities program
APHA TV Daily Highlights -Sunday	Brian Castrucci on public health workforce
Dr. Georges Benjamin Welcome Video	Kaye Bender reflects on her presidency
Dr. Ted Brown on APHA's past and future	Question of the Day: What are APHA's biggest accomplishments?