Jimmy Carter's lasting legacy in public health
Fox News senior medical analyst Dr. Marc Siegel highlights the former president's global efforts to educate on public health and the awareness he brought to melanoma and hospice care.
How Jimmy Carter’s global health efforts elevated ‘the art of the possible’
Former President Jimmy Carter, who died Sunday at age 100, gave visibility to devastating health problems that are often invisible.
Jimmy Carter Dies at Age 100, Leaving Long Legacy in Public Health
Former president Jimmy Carter was the only US president to reach 100 years old. Carter left a long legacy in global health and infectious disease that has changed the world for the better.
Twelve months that crippled Jimmy Carter’s presidency
A hostage crisis in Iran, unrelenting inflation and a primary challenge from Ted Kennedy ensured Carter’s defeat in the 1980 election.
Jimmy Carter leaves a legacy for Black Americans
The former American president Jimmy Carter fought systematic racism in the US. Leah Wright Rigueur, CNN Political Analyst and Historian, explains.
Tributes pour in for former US President Jimmy Carter
Joe Biden leads tributes as Carter's humanitarian legacy is celebrated
Renaissance man, public servant, and more: Reflecting back on Jimmy Carter's legacy
Former President Jimmy Carter has died at 100 years old. His state funeral is set to be held on January 9th. NBC News contributor and author of "His Very Best: Jimmy Carter, a Life" Jonathan Alter and presidential historian Michael Beschloss join Ana Cabrera to reflect on the 39th president's life and legacy.
A public health emergency is waiting at the bottom of the antibiotic resistance cliff
The rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria could lead to a catastrophic rise in infection-related deaths, according to new ...
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New Frontiers in Public Health Research Topic Explores Climate Change, System Failures, and Public Health Vulnerabilities
Faculty from ASPPH member institutions are invited to submit manuscripts for a special issue of Frontiers in Public Health ...
Why We Can’t Rely on Science Alone to Make Public Health Decisions
Discussing the tradeoffs in public-health decisions might help us make better choices, write Dr. Christopher Worsham and Dr.
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Louisiana forbids public health workers from promoting COVID, flu and mpox shots
An NPR investigation found Louisiana health officials told staff to stop promoting vaccines for COVID, flu and mpox, holding ...
Public health vending machines in Boston offer naloxone, safe-injection kits, and fentanyl test strips
Dr. Bisola Ojikutu, Boston’s commissioner of public health, said the vending machines and kiosks are a “low-cost, ...
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S.F. taps ‘body positivity’ expert to work with public health department on reducing weight stigma
San Francisco has tapped author and activist Virgie Tovar, who advocates for body positivity and weight neutrality, as a ...
Health officials investigating how Northern Kentucky resident died of rabies
The CDC, Northern Kentucky Health Department and Kentucky Health officials are investigating to determine how the person got ...
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Anger at health insurance prompts public to fund bionic arm for child
“They were used as more of a tool,” Bateman said of her daughter’s artificial arms, noting that the family’s health ...
Meet Kripa Patel, this expert is shaping the future of public health data quality, compliance
In the complex and fast-evolving field of public health, the need for reliable and efficient data management has never been ...
Chicago area health officials monitoring surge in norovirus cases. What you need to know.
Cases of norovirus, a highly contagious stomach bug, are surging in the Chicago area and nationwide, according to the U.S.