Check out the great work Ms. Anastazjia (Tasha) Ray and Ms. DeAndra Morris are doing as ASPPH Fellows! http://ASPPH.org/aspph-fellows-spearhead-program-on-pedestrian-bystander-care @EmoryRollins @PublicHealthUMN #ASPPHAdvocates

On November 23, @theNASEM are sponsoring a workshop titled “Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders in the Era of #COVID19: With a Special Focus on the Impact of the Pandemic on Communities of Color.” Find more information here: http://bit.ly/3pYCNiL #ASPPHAdvocates

According to the new @WHO global strategy to eliminate cervical cancer, successful implementation of vaccination, screening, and treatment "could reduce more than 40% of new cases of the disease and 5 million related deaths by 2050.” Read more: http://bit.ly/3lZ23TU

2020 has proven to be a challenging year, but the commitment of public health professionals was unwavering. The public health workforce has worked tirelessly to improve and preserve the health of our communities. Read our full statement of gratitude: https://bit.ly/phthanks

A recent @thehill article reported that @CDCgov removed outdated guidance from its website that pushed for schools to reopen and downplayed the transmission risks of #COVID19 to children and others. Learn more about the updated guidelines: http://bit.ly/3fqzk7M #ASPPHAdvocates

We are thankful to all of the students and alumni who jumped into action in response to #COVID19 and continue with that commitment to protecting the health of the public. Read and share ASPPH’s message of acknowledgment to the #publichealth community: http://bit.ly/phthanks

To all members of the academic #publichealth community—thank you. Our leadership, faculty, staff, and students immediately jumped into action in the response to #COVID19 and continue with that commitment to protecting the health of the public. Read more: https://bit.ly/phthanks

Student enrollment in public health programs across the US has surged amid the #COVID19 pandemic, contributing to a new generation of experts that will be at the forefront of the #publichealth workforce. Read more: http://bit.ly/2USI5y7 #ASPPHAdvocates

Thank you to all workers on the front line of the pandemic and their unwavering commitment to the global #COVID19 response. You have worked continuously to improve and preserve the health of communities around the world. https://bit.ly/phthanks #PublicHealthThankYouDay

While widespread access to testing may help mitigate the #COVID19 pandemic, "what happens before and after test results are delivered” is crucial for preventing the spread of infection, according to a recent @JAMANetwork article. Read more: http://bit.ly/3319ceN #ASPPHAdvocates

A @nytimes review of recent @CDCgov recommendations suggests that they have issued increasingly assertive #publichealth advice as the #COVID19 pandemic surges. Read more: http://nyti.ms/38Y3GNV #ASPPHAdvocates

Due to job losses, isolation, depression, and changes to addiction counseling, the #COVID19 pandemic could be contributing to a spike in US overdose deaths, according to Dr. Robert Pack of @ETSUCPH and chair of the ASPPH Opioid Task Force. Read more: http://wapo.st/2INoug2

Federal child nutrition assistance programs deployed during the #COVID19 pandemic demonstrate the crucial role of dissemination and implementation (D&I) science to improve public health post–COVID-19 #PublicHealthReports. https://bit.ly/3m76pYI

Did you know? "There was a 20% increase in applications to master’s in public health programs for the current academic year, to nearly 40,000." New article around the surge of individuals pursuing a degree in public health references ASPPH data. Read more: https://bit.ly/3kOdcFD

#COVID19 continues to devastate our global community. As we navigate the holidays, flu and cold season, and the day to day life of socially distant interactions with which we are now so familiar, we need to keep the safety of others at the forefront of our minds.