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January 2026; Volume 55,Issue 10
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  1. Barna, Mark

    1. Meeting Findings
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 15;
    2. State, local programs tackling food insecurity among residents
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 23;
    3. Improving male health at all ages can close longevity gender gap
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 23;
    4. APHA honors public health excellence with annual awards
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 11;
    5. APHA rally energizes public health supporters
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 3;
    6. APHA 2025 in Washington, D.C., serves as call to action on nation's health
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 4;
    7. Save the date: National Public Health Week will be April 6-12
      Mark Barna
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 2;

  2. Late, Michele

    1. APHA members choose Alperin as Association's next president
      Michele Late
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 10;
    2. Abstract submissions open online Jan. 5 for APHA 2026
      Michele Late
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 2;
    3. APHA in Brief
      Michele Late
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 6;

  3. Mcgill, Natalie

    1. Loan caps, cuts put the squeeze on public health students
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 1-16;

  4. Meador, Sophia

    1. Erosion at US agencies hinders flow of crucial health data
      Sophia Meador
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 1-12;
    2. North Carolina association named APHA Affiliate of year
      Sophia Meador
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 14;
    3. Newsmakers: January 2026
      Sophia Meador
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) e11;
    4. Member groups honor public health leaders with awards at APHA 2025
      Sophia Meador
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 18-20;
    5. Public health advocates fighting hunger in D.C. on several fronts
      Sophia Meador
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 17;
    6. Cuts to social programs harm health of older Americans
      Sophia Meador
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 13;
    7. Affiliate leaders cited for their outstanding contributions
      Sophia Meador
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 14;

  5. Nicolaus, Teddi

    1. RSV is everywhere. Here's how to protect the people you love
      Teddi Nicolaus
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 24;
    2. Universal child care boosts family, community health
      Teddi Nicolaus
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 1-21;

  6. Stortstrom, Mary

    1. Poetry expresses heart, humanity of public health
      Mary Stortstrom
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 13;
    2. South Carolina, Tennessee groups honored by APHA for climate work
      Mary Stortstrom
      The Nation's Health January 2026, 55 (10) 14;
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