Highlights
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Prices for electricity, shelter and other goods remain high, forcing some Americans to skip essentials such as food, medication or health visits.
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The Supreme Court’s upcoming docket includes several cases with far-reaching public health impact. Health and legal experts weigh in on what may be ahead.
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People who endure sneezing, headaches, runny nose and other conditions during allergy season will suffer even more as climate change worsens, a study predicts.
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Drug overdose deaths among pregnant and postpartum people in the U.S. have risen rapidly in recent years.
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“Vaccinating America: The Inside Story Behind the Race to Save Lives and End a Pandemic,” shares an inside look at the COVID-19 vaccination campaign and the major role public health workers played.
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Learn how your members of Congress voted on selected public health measures with APHA’s annual congressional record.
Check out more public health news in this month's full issue.
Top 10 public health news stories from The Nation's Health 2022: Read and share
Next issue: The April 2023 issue of The Nation's Health will be live online March 31.
Series: Read articles in our series on social determinants of health and share our infographics.
