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Volume 8Issue 1: Welcome to the 2021-2022 Academic Year!
Issue 2: 9/11 and the Lost Promise
Issue 3: Broadway is Back!
Issue 4: Advancing the Health of Latinos and Latinas
Issue 5: Advocating for Improved Worker Safety
Issue 6: NYC Public Health Corps: Setting the Stage for Change
Issue 7: So Essential But Burdened: Hispanic Communities and COVID-19
Newsletter Archive
Issue 1: It's Time to Roll Up Our Sleeves
Issue 2: Why Will You Vote?
Issue 3: A Desperate Need for Justice Reform
Issue 4: Adjusting the Focus on Latinx Health
Issue 5: The Anatomy of Contagion
Issue 6: Control the Vectors & You Control the Virus
Issue 7: Racially-Biased Advertising? Sugary vs. No-Calorie Drinks
Issue 8: The Public Health Crisis of the Century
Issue 9: The Elephant in the Room
Issue 10: The Cavalry is Coming
Issue 11: A Nation in Pain, Held Hostage
Issue 12: Life-Saving Vaccines at Warp Speed
Issue 13: Recovering Better: Putting Human Rights First
Issue 14: 2020: A Year for the History Books
Issue 15: An Epidemic of Problematic Alcohol Use
Issue 16: #LetBlackGirlsBeGirls
Issue 17: A Real Shot in the Arm
Issue 18: Exploring Commercial Determinants of Cancer
Issue 19: New Initiatives for Change
Issue 20: Mental Health in the Time of COVID-19
Issue 21: New Screening Guidelines for the Leading Cause of Cancer Death
Issue 22: Are We Ready to Get a Little Closer?
Issue 23: Gun Violence: We Must Act
Issue 24: Green Roads to Environmental Justice
Issue 25: Hurricanes, COVID-19 and the Power of Collective Action
Issue 26: Looking Back and Ahead on Earth Day 2021
Issue 27: The Crisis Within the Pandemic
Issue 28: Misuse of Science Leads to Tragedies at the Border
Issue 29: Equity for AAPI and Mental Health Awareness
Issue 30: Congratulations Class of 2021!
Issue 31: Laws as Social Determinants of Health
Issue 32: Another Step, With Many More to Take
Issue 33: We Must Redouble Our Effort
Issue 34: Technology for the Heart
Issue 1: Welcome To A New Academic Year
Issue 2: Join Us: #BeThe1To Help Save a Life
Issue 3: It's Time to #DoSomething About Guns
Issue 4: It's Time We Listen to the Scientists
Issue 5: The Elephant in the Room
Issue 6: Focus on Latino Health
Issue 7: Drop, Cover, and Hold On!
Issue 8: Diwali: Public Health Challenges of Holidays
Issue 9: A Roadmap to Ending the Opioid Crisis
Issue 10: Combating International Epidemics: Dengue
Issue 11: To Screen or Not to Screen
Issue 12: Some Rules Should Never Be Broken
Issue 13: Diversity in Academic Public Health: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Issue 14: Noble Experiments? A Primer on Prohibition and Public Health
Issue 15: A Decade to Remember
Issue 16: New School on the Block
Issue 17: Coronavirus Goes Viral: A Public Health Emergency
Issue 18: Partnerships for Global Health: GPH and HealthRight International
Issue 19: Diversifying Public Health Research
Issue 20: Expanding Outreach to Elderly Minorities
Issue 21: Committed to Health for Black Girls
Issue 22: Pandemic Preparation: New York is Ready
Issue 23: School Closures Could Mean Billions Lost
Issue 24: Pandemic Perspectives: (Pro)Social Distancing and COVID-19 Surface Survival
Issue 25: Pandemic Perspectives: Triple Threat of Underlying Conditions
Issue 26: Pandemic Perspectives: Clearing the Air: Ripple Effects of COVID-19
Issue 27: Pandemic Perspectives: Food as a National Security Threat
Issue 28: Pandemic Perspectives: No Room for Racism in COVID-19 Response
Issue 29: Pandemic Perspective: Resilience in a Pandemic of Isolation
Issue 30: Pandemic Perspective: A Rising Pandemic of Stigma: Impacts of Stereotypes & Prejudice
Issue 31: Pandemic Perspective: Nicotine and Face Masks to Reduce Risk of COVID-19
Issue 32: Pandemic Perspective: Cities Around the World Respond to COVID-19
Issue 33: This is Your Time: Congratulations Class of 2020
Issue 34: Protesting for Change in America
Issue 35: Anti-Racist Equals Public Health
Issue 36: A Juneteenth to Remember
Issue 37: Granting Status Where Status is Due
Issue 38: An Unwise Decision to Withdraw from WHO
Issue 39: A Dangerous Trend in Obesity & COVID-19
Issue 40: Learning How To Keep Our Transit Workers Safe
Issue 41: Make Ridesharing Safer for All
Issue 1: Welcome to AY 2019
Issue 2: Gun Violence
Issue 3: In the Eye of the Storm
Issue 4: GPH at the UNGA
Issue 5: Women's Health in the Balance
Issue 6: Climate Change
Issue 7: Do Your Part to End World Hunger
Issue 8: Are E-Cigarettes Causing or Reducing Harm?
Issue 9: Voting as a Tool to Improve Public Health
Issue 10: The Wave Will Turn into a Surge
Issue 11: GPH at the APHA Annual Meeting
Issue 12: World AIDS Day 2018
Issue 13: Understanding the Opioid Epidemic
Issue 14: Healthy Aging in NYC
Issue 15: Happy Holidays
Issue 16: A Needless Accident Waiting to Happen
Issue 17: Chipping Away at Women's Autonomy
Issue 18: Fulfilling the Dream: If We Don't, Who Will?
Issue 19: Everyone Has to Stand for Something
Issue 20: The Epi-center of Public Health
Issue 21: The Frontlines of the Opioid Crisis
Issue 22: Taking Steps to End Global Hunger
Issue 23: Deploying Drones to Prevent Mosquito-Borne Diseases
Issue 24: Gun Violence in the Crosshairs
Issue 25: GPH in the Field: Beirut, Lebanon
Issue 26: GPH in the Field: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Issue 27: GPH in the Field: Florence, Italy
Issue 28: Earth Day and Public Health
Issue 29: Guns: Demanding Change
Issue 30: World Press Freedom Day 2019
Issue 31: Teaching How to Save Lives for A Living
Issue 32: Purpose-Driven Careers Increase Well-Being
Issue 33: Optimism and Limitless Futures
Issue 34: GPH: The Year in Review
Issue 35: Celebrating Undergrads & PRIDE Month!
Issue 36: MMR Vaccine, Sneak Peeks & More
Issue 37: The Consequences of Hate Speech