Amicus brief says HHS bypassed required evidence-based review and public notice and comment in downgrading long-standing routine vaccine recommendations
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Brief supports American Academy of Pediatrics’ lawsuit challenging unprecedented rollback of routine childhood vaccinations
GW Milken Institute School of Public Health Recognizes 14 Emerging Leaders in Community Health
WASHINGTON (February 9, 2026) – Each year, the Geiger Gibson Program in Community Health...
National Academy of Social Insurance Names Alison Barkoff Senior Fellow
New fellowship advances work on long-term care, disability, and aging policy
New Issue Brief Explores Medicaid Managed Care for New Mothers
WASHINGTON (Jan. 27, 2026) — A new issue brief examines Medicaid Managed Care agreements and identifies improvements and ongoing gaps in access to high-quality care...
Washington Performing Arts and the George Washington University’s Milken Institute School of Public Health today announced the launch of The NeuroArts Collective, a groundbreaking partnership...
Public health leaders and APHA oppose DHS’s proposed public charge rule.
30 Years of Impact: The Diabetes Prevention Program
Diabetes Care published a special issue marking the 30th anniversary of the Diabetes Prevention Program and the Diabetes Prevention Program Outcomes Study.
Climate Actions Offer Immediate, Local Benefits Such as Job Creation
To overcome local barriers to climate action, researchers have identified strategies with positive ROI and added benefits such as job creation and cleaner air.
Study Finds Genetic Testing Reveals Often Overlooked Fungal Infections in California Clinics
Study in JAMA Network Open finds a rarely diagnosed, drug-resistant fungus—Aspergillus tubingensis—may be a leading cause of infections in Southern California.