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330: Reproductive Health, Climate Challenges
Public Health Review Morning Edition
01/05/23 • 4 min
Dr. Denise Johnson, Acting Secretary of Health for the Pennsylvania Department of Health, says effective reproductive health policies strengthen communities; Dr. Sameer Vohra, Director of the Illinois Department of Public Health, says jurisdictions should advocate for policies that defend against the negative public health impacts of climate change; ASTHO accepts applications for its next group of public health professionals to take part in the Diverse Executives Leading in Public Health Program; and you can sign up for an ASTHO email that allows you to learn about exciting events planned in the new year.
ASTHO Webpage: 2023 Legislative Prospectus Series
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309: South Dakota’s Tribal Partnerships
Public Health Review Morning Edition
11/22/22 • 4 min
Dr. Georges Benjamin, Executive Director of the American Public Health Association, discusses how the organization’s 150th anniversary was celebrated at its annual meeting held recently in Boston; Joan Adam, Secretary of the South Dakota Department of Health, says the pandemic created opportunities to develop stronger partnerships with the nine federally recognized tribes in the state; an ASTHO blog article outlines four steps public health leaders can take to improve their crisis communications; and in recognition of Public Health Thank You Day, we continue to say thank you to people working in the field.
American Public Health Association Webpage
ASTHO Blog Article: Four Things Public Health Leaders Can Do to Improve Crisis Communications
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312: Tracking Tobacco Policy
Public Health Review Morning Edition
11/29/22 • 5 min
Ann Abraham, ASTHO Chronic Disease Prevention Analyst, discusses the need for tobacco control staff members to stay informed of the latest policies in this area; Crystal Rommen, Director of Louisiana Families for Vaccines, says vaccine advocates are gearing up for the new year; and in recognition of Public Health Thank You Day, we say thank you to people working in the field.
ASTHO Blog Article: Jurisdictions Moving Many ASTHO Essential Tobacco Control Policies Forward
Science and Families Engaging Communities Coalition and Action Fund Webpage
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314: Ending the AIDS Epidemic
Public Health Review Morning Edition
12/01/22 • 5 min
Dr. Demetre Daskalakis, CDC Director of the Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention, discusses the ongoing HIV epidemic on World AIDS Day; Mike Fraser, ASTHO CEO, says newly announced money from the CDC will allow his organization to “fully engage and support” state and territorial agencies as they prepare for the next pandemic; Dr. Morgan McDonald, Interim Health Commissioner for the Tennessee Department of Health, describes how Tennessee is planning to spend $230 million on new health resiliency projects in the Volunteer state; and Susan Best, Program Manager for the Division of Food and Lead Risk Assessment with the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control, explains how South Carolina has done more than 42,000 restaurant inspections online.
World Health Organization News Release: WHO recommends new name for monkeypox disease
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311: More Flexible Opioid Guidelines
Public Health Review Morning Edition
11/28/22 • 5 min
Dr. Christopher Jones, Acting Director of the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, discusses new guidelines that are meant to give providers more flexibility when it comes to treating pain with opioids; Brandi Hight Bank, Vice President for Public Health & Policy at Klick, explains the best ways to communicate with people in their late teens and early twenties; and we preview an ASTHO blog that addresses the tobacco policy.
CDC News Release: CDC Releases UPDATED Clinical Practice Guideline for Prescribing Opioids for Pain
ASTHO Webinar: Reaching Gen Z: Engaging Young Audiences in Public Health
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313: Tennessee’s Health Resilience Grants
Public Health Review Morning Edition
11/30/22 • 6 min
Beth Kallmyer, Vice President of Care and Support at the Alzheimer’s Association, discusses National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month; Dr. Morgan McDonald, Interim Commissioner for the Tennessee Department of Health, examines plans to award $230 million in grants to help improve health resiliency in the state; ASTHO members in hurricane-prone areas of the country are sharing lessons learned with those looking to improve their storm response plans; and we conclude our month-long recognition of Public Health Thank You Day with one last thankful note.
Alzheimer’s Association Webpage
ASTHO Blog Article: Responding to Environmental Health Threats Following Hurricanes
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523: Making Decisions During a Crisis, PH Help Wanted
Public Health Review Morning Edition
10/13/23 • 6 min
ASTHO CEO Dr. Mike Fraser and Dr. Ray Barishansky, Former Deputy Secretary for Health Preparedness and Community Protection at the Pennsylvania Department of Health, explain new research on barriers to decision making in public health response; Dr. J.P. Leider, Associate Professor at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health, says more data scientists are needed in the public health workforce; ASTHO has two case studies on a One Health approach to address environmental health issues; an ASTHO article shares the findings of a learning community focused on mental health and substance use in the maternal and child health population; and sign up for ASTHO’s Public Health Weekly email newsletter
617: Social Media Oversight, Spending Deadline Concerns
Public Health Review Morning Edition
03/08/24 • 6 min
Dr. Matthew Biel, Professor of Psychiatry and Pediatrics at Georgetown University Medical Center, worries about the impact of social media on young people; Carolyn Mullen, ASTHO Senior Vice President for Government Affairs and Public Relations, says the federal budget continues to be the focus of work on Capitol Hill; ASTHO has new policy statements on Adverse Childhood Experiences and Public Health Infrastructure; and harm reduction laws are mapped in a webpage developed by ASTHO’s Public Health Legal Mapping Center.
549: Role of Schools in Preventing Teen Overdose, CDC Builds Outbreak Modeling Network
Public Health Review Morning Edition
11/21/23 • 5 min
Dr. Lauren Tanz, an Epidemiologist with the CDC, talks about the rising numbers of teen overdose deaths in the United States; Dr. Dylan George, Director of the Center for Forecasting and Outbreak Analytics at the CDC, discusses the CDC’s creation of a new national network to improve outbreak and disease modeling; and Public Health Thank You Day was yesterday.
NPR News Article: As more teens overdose on fentanyl, schools face a drug crisis unlike any other
CDC Webpage: Insight Net – National Outbreak Analytics & Disease Modeling Network
American Public Health Association Webpage: Public Health Thank You Day
20: 9/11 Preparedness Lessons
Public Health Review Morning Edition
09/07/21 • 5 min
Lisa Peterson, ASTHO’s Director of Health and Homeland Security, reviews plans for Thursday’s event to examine preparedness twenty years after 9/11; and Dr. Pritesh Gandhi, Chief Medical Officer for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and Dr. Erica Pan, the State Epidemiologist for the State of California and deputy director for its Center for Infectious Diseases, discuss the importance of strong relationships among agencies responding to a crisis.
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How many episodes does Public Health Review Morning Edition have?
Public Health Review Morning Edition currently has 779 episodes available.
What topics does Public Health Review Morning Edition cover?
The podcast is about News, Health & Fitness, Medicine, Podcasts, Health, Government and Healthcare.
What is the most popular episode on Public Health Review Morning Edition?
The episode title '330: Reproductive Health, Climate Challenges' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Public Health Review Morning Edition?
The average episode length on Public Health Review Morning Edition is 6 minutes.
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Episodes of Public Health Review Morning Edition are typically released every day.
When was the first episode of Public Health Review Morning Edition?
The first episode of Public Health Review Morning Edition was released on Aug 3, 2021.
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