Table of Contents

April 2020; Volume 50,Issue 2

  1. Barna, Mark

    1. WHO process for declaring health emergencies scrutinized: COVID-19 response shows limitations
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) 1-12;
    2. BRACE helping health agencies prepare for climate change effects: CDC framework supports resilience
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) S5;
    3. Programs foster community resilience, health equity: Kresge, RWJF supporting climate work
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) S1-S4;
    4. On the Job Briefs
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) 13;
    5. Journal Watch
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) 4;
    6. Policy can be used to make positive changes to community health, Policy Action Institute shows: APHA event shares lessons from field, inspires action
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) 5;
    7. APHA Advocates
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) 2;
    8. New surgeon general report shares most effective ways to quit tobacco
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) 7;
    9. Celebrate National Public Health Week April 6-12: Plan your NPHW events using fact sheets, toolkit, resources
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) 3;
    10. Vaccination coverage increases in California after exemptions end
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) E8;

  2. Cottom, Arnice

    1. Resources
      Arnice Cottom
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) E10;
    2. Newsmakers
      Arnice Cottom
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) E9;

  3. Dettman, Louise

    1. Controlling COVID-19 will require flexibility, funding, says APHA’s Georges Benjamin: Congress must act to protect US health workers, general public
      Louise Dettman
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) 6;

  4. Krisberg, Kim

    1. Nation In Brief
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) 8;
    2. Trump budget proposal a disinvestment in US health: Cuts to CDC, HRSA
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) 1-10;
    3. Water quality, availability made worse by climate change in US: Access to water linked to health equity
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) S8;
    4. US tribes working to adapt in face of climate change threats: Livelihoods, economies at growing risk
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) S7;
    5. Research: ACA drove coverage progress, but gains are eroding
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) 7;
    6. Personal storytelling key to climate communication: Health workers effective messengers
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) S1-S6;
    7. Climate change threatens mental health of vulnerable communities
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) S7;

  5. Late, Michele

    1. ECO Bookworms club helps adults talk to kids about climate change
      Michele Late
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) S2;

  6. Mcmonagle, Rachel

    1. Public health needs to play crucial role in energy justice
      Rachel McMonagle
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) S5;

  7. Patel, Surili

    1. Sharing knowledge at nexus of climate change, social justice: Special section explores pressing issues
      Surili Patel
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) S2;

  8. Warnick, Aaron

    1. Minority communities harmed worst and first: Q&A with climate justice expert Adrienne Hollis — Health inequities, social determinants exacerbated by climate change
      Aaron Warnick
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) S3;
    2. Health Findings
      Aaron Warnick
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) 11;
    3. Study: Jargon turns readers away from information
      Aaron Warnick
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) E6;
    4. Eating less meat? Good for you! And good for the planet
      Aaron Warnick
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) 16;
    5. Warnings can help readers spot false information online
      Aaron Warnick
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) E7;
    6. US life expectancy still lags behind, despite small increase: Overall expectancy 78.7 years in 2018
      Aaron Warnick
      The Nation's Health April 2020, 50 (2) 1-15;
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