June 2019
Making Public Health History, 1969–2019
This month, AJPH features special sections about the 50th anniversary of Stonewall and the history of LGBTQ activism, the original publication of "Our Bodies, Ourselves," tributes to the life and work of Elizabeth Fee, and more.
FEATURED ARTICLES
NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
June 2019 issue - "Making Public Health History, 1969–2019" now available online
May 2019 issue - "Public Health Workforce: Threatened by Mass Extinction?" now available online
April 2019 issue - #NPHW “For Science. For Action. For Health.” now available online
March 2019 issue - "Faith-Based Organizations and Public Health Practice" now available online
Call for Papers: Mass Incarceration as a Social–Structural Driver of Health Inequalities. Submissions are due by April 24, 2019.
February 2019 issue - "Who Cares About the Health of Health Care Workers?" now available online
January 2019 issue - "The Public Health Dimension of Pain Management" now available online
RECENT ISSUES
PODCASTS
“Making Public Health History, 1969-2019”, June 2019, in English
“Public Health Workforce: Threatened by Mass Extinction?”, May 2019, in English
“Public Health in Action: Reaching Out, Communicating, and Empowering”, April 2019, in English
“Review of the January to March 2019 Issues”, in Chinese
“Faith-Based Organizations and the Public Health Dialogue”, March 2019, in English
“Who Cares About the Health of Healthcare Workers”, February 2019, in English
“Pain Management: A Crisis with No End in Sight”, January 2019, in English
“2018 Year End Chinese Podcast”, January 2018, in English
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The American Journal of Public Health (AJPH) is dedicated to the publication of original work in research, research methods, and program evaluation in the field of public health. The mission of the journal is to advance public health research, policy, practice, and education.





