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The Rising Threat of the H3N2 Flu Virus

Public health experts are ringing alarm bells as a new wave of the H3N2 influenza virus emerges, posing a significant threat globally. With the winter season approaching, healthcare systems, particularly in the EU and the US, are preparing for what could be one of the most severe flu seasons in recent years. The H3N2 Virus: […]

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Next Week in Public Health, December 18, 2025

Programming note! We’re not going away for the next two weeks, but like everyone else, we’ll be slowing down a bit. Same cadence, same articles, but we have something special planned for the last two 2025 issues. Pam Bondi Dismissed Charges Against a Surgeon Who Falsified Vaccine Cards. It Emboldened Others With Similar Cases. Dr. […]

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Genetic Insights and Public Health Implications for Prostate Cancer Screening

As reported on BBC Health, experts have advised against routine prostate cancer screening for most men in the UK, highlighting that only individuals with a confirmed genetic predisposition should consider it. Prostate cancer remains one of the most common cancers affecting men globally, and this recommendation spurs a broader discussion on personalized medicine and public […]

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Showcase Your Public Health Work at APA 2026

Community psychology and public health share a deep commitment to equity, systems change, and improving community well-being. That’s why we want to highlight an opportunity for TWIPH readers who bridge these fields. The American Psychological Association’s 2026 Convention (Aug 6–8, Washington, DC) is now accepting proposals, and APA Division 27 (SCRA) is especially interested in work […]

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This Week in Public Health, December 11, 2025

We’re back from the Middle East. We have a number of excited and dedicated researcher there and will be sharing their stories in the coming weeks (likely after the holidays) You can read all about our experience here Here’s what’s rising in the literature. 2026 Legislative and Regulatory Outlook As 2026 approaches, Congress will focus […]

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Next Week in Public Health, December 4, 2025

By the time you read this, we’ll be in Qatar for a gathering of the Global Implementation Society. If you haven’t noticed, you can now convert this website to Arabic, along with several other languages. También sé hablar español, así que esto es de gran ayuda. If we have one value, it’s that: La ciencia […]

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Respiratory Illnesses Surge in November 2025

The global health community is grappling with an unexpected and significant uptick in respiratory illnesses in November 2025. Recent reports from various public health departments highlight a troubling trend: respiratory illnesses, including flu and other viral infections, are on the rise, posing challenges for healthcare providers and policy makers worldwide. Current Trends and Data Analysis […]

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Next Week in Public Health, November 13, 2025

After a record-breaking 43-day shutdown, the federal government has finally reopened following President Trump’s signature on a long-delayed funding package. While political leaders traded blame, the public health consequences were immediate and far-reaching. Food assistance for more than 40 million Americans stalled, and some families ran out of resources entirely. Meanwhile, federal workers across essential […]

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Next Week in Public Health, November 6, 2025

We met many interesting people earlier this week at APHA while working with WE in the World. If you hop over to our blog page, you can see a bunch of the recaps that we wrote and a special article about how AI is being used to combat misinformation. Here’s what else is rising in […]

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