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Your daily public health briefing with the latest news from the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO).
ASTHO hosts Public Health Review Morning Edition, a health show with 1,000 episodes published.
Summer brings an increased risk of tick bites, and this year that risk may be arriving earlier than expected. Alison Hinckley, lead of Epidemiology and Surveillance in CDC's Division of Vector-Borne Diseases, explains wh
Wastewater surveillance has emerged as one of public health's most innovative tools, offering early warning signs of disease outbreaks and filling critical gaps left by traditional surveillance systems. Breanna McArdle,
Artificial intelligence is already finding its way into public health agencies, from drafting communications and translating materials to analyzing data and identifying emerging health threats. The challenge for leaders
Improving maternal and infant health outcomes requires more than quality clinical care, it takes strong partnerships, community engagement, and a commitment to addressing barriers that extend far beyond the exam room. To
ASTHO CEO Dr. Joseph Kanter reflects on key themes emerging from the Executive Leadership Forum, where public health leaders from across the country are navigating funding uncertainty, workforce challenges, and an increa
Strategic plans are only as effective as an organization’s ability to put them into action. In this episode, ASTHO's Sara Bell, a senior analyst for public health systems and planning, and Alice Schenall, a senior adviso
A new employee’s first days can shape their entire experience with an organization. For public health agencies facing workforce challenges, effective onboarding is an important investment in long-term success. Mary Ramir
Emergency preparedness is about far more than response plans and trained personnel. In this episode, Senior Analyst for Preparedness at ASTHO Maggie Nilz discusses how states are rethinking preparedness in the wake of CO
Oregon’s latest State Health Improvement Plan is designed to do more than identify public health priorities, it aims to align partners, resources, and communities around measurable goals for a healthier future. ASTHO mem
What public health issues are capturing the attention of state lawmakers in 2026? Beth Giambrone, ASTHO senior analyst for state health policy, returns to discuss ASTHO’s mid-session update, an annual review of the major
What happens when health departments and universities move beyond informal collaborations and build lasting partnerships? Mayela Arana, senior program manager of workforce development at the Public Health Foundation, joi
What happens when a health department invests directly in the education and professional growth of its workforce? Karla Buru, deputy director of health strategy and external affairs and chief of staff for the South Carol
Federal funding, workforce capacity, grant administration, and the future of public health programs are all under scrutiny in Washington. ASTHO senior analyst for government affairs, Catherine Jones, breaks down Secretar
Syphilis cases are rising at alarming rates across the American South, especially congenital syphilis, which can be passed from pregnant mothers to their babies. Thomas Dobbs, dean of the John D. Bower School of Populati
A tick bite that can trigger a lifelong allergy to red meat sounds almost unbelievable, but public health officials are taking the growing threat of alpha-gal syndrome seriously. Robert Goldstein, ASTHO member and commis
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping public health, but are today’s workforce and tomorrow’s graduates prepared to use it responsibly? Today, Ari Whiteman, a senior advisor for public health data and informatics
Immunization Information Systems, or IISs, quietly power much of the nation’s vaccination infrastructure helping clinicians track patient immunizations, supporting outbreak response, and guiding public health decision-ma
What happens when a deadly outbreak is stopped before most people ever hear about it? Dr. Paige Armstrong, director for the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s Global Health Center, explains how the CDC works wit
A rapidly expanding Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is raising alarm among global health officials. Meredith Allen, ASTHO’s vice president of health security, returns to break down what makes this outb
North Dakota’s statewide preparedness system grew out of lessons learned from disasters, public health emergencies, and the realities of serving rural and frontier communities. Tim Wiedrich, director of health response a
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