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New study found that by 2021, most US states had modified or ended the federal lifetime SNAP ban for those with felony drug convictions. Yet, stringent rules persist in some states, raising concerns about impacts on nutrition and recovery. Read more here: buff.ly/42jylRp

NEW PUB: 👀🏳️‍⚧️👀 Check out our new paper that Sarah Leder led looking at the the impact of the gender identity field for 🏳️‍⚧️ #Veterans at VHA. AJPH We found that self ID of TGD identity reveals better outcomes comp to those via ICD codes! ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/10.2105/AJ…

As of 2024, 14 states allow recreational cannabis delivery, while 26 states + DC permit medical cannabis delivery. Policies vary widely, shaping access for patients and consumers. #CannabisPolicy #PublicHealth Access the full review of policies here: buff.ly/40AE2ZW

Recommitting to Housing + Health Care Justice After City of Grants Pass v. Johnson ⁦AJPH⁩ ⁦CU Department of Medicine⁩ ⁦Yale School of Medicine⁩ ⁦Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine⁩ describe harms for #PEH in wake of SCOTOS decision + dignity driven solutions. ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/abs/10.210…

Vaccine uptake during pregnancy varies by insurance: COVID-19 (43% private vs. 11.8% public), flu (33.2% vs. 14.2%), and pertussis (70.3% vs. 42.8%). Only 6.8% (private) and 1.1% (public) got all 3. Addressing barriers for Medicaid enrollees is key. 🔗 : buff.ly/42GGsaQ

Now online: the 115th Anniversary Issue of AJPH Launched in 1911, AJPH has been essential for publishing science supporting public health. It remains a crucial source of independent knowledge amidst threats to democracy and public health. Read more: buff.ly/4jTFZZ9

In my new article in AJPH I highlight the crucial connection between democracy and health. By fostering civic engagement through education, collaboration, and advocacy, we can improve health outcomes and strengthen democracy! 👇🏽ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/full/10.21…

Check out this AJPH podcast featuring CPHLR's Lead Law and Policy Analyst Adrienne R. Ghorashi.🎙️ It dives into how state constitutions shape racism, governance, and health equity. Listen now! 🎧 youtube.com/watch?v=VpgLYL… #HealthEquity #PublicHealthLaw

Such a pleasure to join AJPH for the 'What Is Public Health' podcast! I spoke with Alfredo Morabia and Dr. Vickie Mays about global health work, the importance of USAID and CDC, and why we need public health now more than ever! Listen here📻🔽 soundcloud.com/alfredomorabia…

It's #InternationalWomensDay ! We're offering our gratitude to the many women who made important contributions to public health through the decades. Check out this list of public health heroines from @nam.edu nam.edu/product/womens… #WomensHistoryMonth

Tomorrow is the annual State of the Public Health Union webinar! This event highlights #PublicHealth achievements and discusses strategies to strengthen public health systems in the face of evolving political and social dynamics in 2025. Register now: bit.ly/3FrMDWK

Now online: the April issue of AJPH Articles cover perspectives on public health communication approaches, leadership development, & community collaboration. Other articles in this issue touch on nutrition, public health nursing, & the opioid epidemic. buff.ly/46F6yfL

As scientific censorship gains a toehold under the Trump administration, "journals must remain committed to editorial independence and the integrity of the published record," says Alfredo Morabia, editor-in-chief of APHA's AJPH. Read his comments now ⬇️

🚨 New Research Alert! 🚨 Our latest study in the American Journal of Public Health @AmJPublicHealth explores YouthLine’s Safe Social Spaces (SSS), an innovative program proactively reaching out to adolescents in crisis on social media. 🧵 doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.2…

An open access special issue on Improving Care and Quality of Life for Black Women with HIV is out now! UMass Lowell highlights the Black Women First initiative which seeks to advance knowledge and care of Black women with HIV. Read more here: buff.ly/xwidStm

Q&A with Alfredo Morabia, outgoing editor-in-chief of APHA's AJPH. “Many journals are threatened by the new administration. But we’re not scared because we’re our own journal. AJPH today is really a beacon.” #NPHW From The Nation's Health: thenationshealth.org/content/55/2/5

José Pérez Ramos, PhD, MPH, assistant professor of Public Health & UR CTSI PhD program grad, spoke about Hispanic/Latino health issues on a recent AJPH podcast episode recorded at last fall's APHA meeting. 🎧 > urmc.info/1ZV #URochesterResearch

New publication in AJPH: The American Public’s Disengagement with Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI): Considerations for Vaccination and Dietary Changes ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/abs/10.210…

Predatory journals can harm health research and hold back academic progress. “Those groups try to replicate your journal as closely as possible. We lose out on a quality paper and the researcher loses out on recognition." The Nation's Health reports: thenationshealth.org/content/55/2/1…