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- Public health faces big challenges right now, from measles to climate change. What do you think are the top challenges in the U.S. and globally? Is there a common thread that connects them?
- You recently wrote a book on how we talk about health. What do you think we get wrong — as a country — when we discuss health?
- State and local public health face a serious workforce shortage. Can schools be doing more to ensure that graduates who do join governmental public health are practice-ready?
- As a gun violence researcher, what kinds of policies do you think have the greatest ability to reduce gun-related injury and death?
- You’ve written that “our congressional representative is as important to our health as our doctor, or even more so.” Do you consider voting rights a key public health issue?
- In keeping with the APHA Annual Meeting theme of “For science. For action. For health,” what’s your advice for honing public health advocacy skills?