APHA News Releases

APHA strongly supports funding increases for key public health agencies and programs outlined in the House Labor-HHS-Education fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.

APHA applauds Reps. Pallone and Rep. Donna for introducing Reversing the Youth Tobacco Epidemic Act of 2019

APHA and hundreds of partners across the country kicked off National Public Health Week, April 1-7, to celebrate and advocate for public health.

Oral health book presents a picture of need and a program of intervention

Proposed budget slashes public health funding, weakens U.S. ability to tackle public health challenges

Study offers a snapshot of children's environmental health services

Changes to the rule will make it harder for low-income women to access cancer screenings, STI treatment and testing, contraception and more.

William Carter Jenkins was an extraordinary public health leader and a lifelong advocate for addressing racism and eliminating health disparities.

Healthiest Cities and Counties Challenge awards $1.5 million to local solutions addressing social determinants of health

AJPH publishes research on police-related deaths, homicide in Mexico, tobacco use in young adults, 1970's heroin intervention and more.

APHA recognizes the important work being done to heal the deeply rooted racial divisions that still exist in our country.

APHA states that funding the federal government through continuing resolutions is an inadequate answer to our country’s pressing public health needs.

Review guide helps professionals prepare for national certification