Table of Contents

January 2022; Volume 51,Issue 10

  1. Barna, Mark

    1. USDA waivers increase school meal participation: APHA, other groups call for meal waivers to become permanent
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 17;
    2. Maintaining resiliency while advocating for racial justice: Arts, yoga reduces stress for advocates
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 18;
    3. Mental health workforce taxed during COVID-19 pandemic: Worker shortage hinders access
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 1-14;
    4. Public health concerned about social isolation during pandemic
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 31;
    5. National Public Health Week 2022 honors health everywhere
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 2;

  2. Bender, Kaye

    1. Together, we’re a formidable voice for public health action: APHA’s new president takes office
      Kaye Bender
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 3;

  3. Dettman, Louise

    1. Q&A with Marcella Nunez-Smith: Supporting an equitable response to COVID-19-White House task force explores ways to boost vaccination, health equity, prepare for future pandemics
      Louise Dettman
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 9;
    2. Working to ensure that parks, recreation spaces available to all
      Louise Dettman
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 17;

  4. Krisberg, Kim

    1. APHA 2021 rallies around social connectedness: Thousands of practitioners learn, share, reconnect, network
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 1-27;
    2. APHA 2021 honors longtime, emerging leaders in public health: Ceremony celebrates tireless work, dedication in public health during pandemic
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 5;
    3. APHA kicks off Association’s 150th anniversary celebration: Year-long observance engages members
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 1-6;

  5. Late, Michele

    1. Save date: APHA 2022 abstract submissions open on Feb. 1 — APHA meeting to be held Nov. 6-9
      Michele Late
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 2;
    2. Governing Council adopts new policy statements: Statements address issues such as suicide, debt, health equity
      Michele Late
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 15;
    3. Members pick Chanyasulkit as next president of APHA — Governing Council elects APHA officers
      Michele Late
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 3;
    4. APHA in Brief
      Michele Late
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 4;
    5. Association calls for 2022 policy statement submissions by Feb. 11
      Michele Late
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 15;

  6. Mehreen, Raihana

    1. Resources: January 2022
      Raihana Mehreen
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) E42;
    2. Newsmakers: January 2022
      Raihana Mehreen
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) E43;

  7. Nicolaus, Teddi

    1. Head lice: Learn how they spread to avoid the dread
      Teddi Nicolaus
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 32;

  8. Powers, Melanie Padgett

    1. Overdose deaths, suicide fuel US mortality decline: Premature deaths among workers on rise for nearly a decade
      Melanie Padgett Powers
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 16;

  9. Warnick, Aaron

    1. Member groups recognize public health leaders with APHA 2021 awards
      Aaron Warnick
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 24-25;
    2. Recent rollbacks of state alcohol restrictions threaten health
      Aaron Warnick
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 31;
    3. Loosening of gambling laws raises concerns for addiction: 7% of youth develop gambling disorders
      Aaron Warnick
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 20;
    4. Maine organization honored as 2021 APHA Affiliate of the Year
      Aaron Warnick
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 19;
    5. Affiliates honor public health excellence at APHA 2021: Recognizing public health achievements
      Aaron Warnick
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 19;
    6. Day of Action rethinks public safety in Denver, surrounding communities
      Aaron Warnick
      The Nation's Health January 2022, 51 (10) 22;
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