How to write with transparency, credible humility, and community awareness—especially when uncertainty is high. Introduction Misinformation is one of the most persistent challenges facing public...
Introduction As the public health landscape continues to evolve, so does the way we communicate. Clear, credible, actionable messaging has never been more essential—whether we’re...
Substance use disorder (SUD) during pregnancy, also known as maternal SUD, is a critical public health issue. In fact, maternal SUD is a leading cause...
During the 2025 National Conference on Health Communication, Marketing, and Media in Atlanta, GA, Karna hosted a 90-minute panel to share insights from the rapid...
The COVID-19 pandemic vividly underscored the critical role of public health communication in safeguarding community well-being. It also exposed vulnerabilities in how information, and misinformation,...
Partnerships between immunization coalitions and health department immunization programs can help achieve common goals of increasing vaccine uptake by leveraging resources, connections, and existing networks....
Many have heard of the Plain Writing Act of 2010, the law that requires federal agencies to use clear and understandable language in their communication...
Research and advocacy efforts have revealed significant barriers that prevent equitable access to mental health services, contributing to varying health outcomes across communities.1 Mental Health...
Trust has always been a major topic of discussion in public health, and recently, several studies reported declines in trust in the U.S. Centers for...
The American Public Health Association’s annual meeting is the premier public health event of the year. Professionals from around the world come together to learn...