Por Tatiana Holanda Sobreviviente de cáncer brasileña en San Antonio No veo al cáncer como un oponente “Lo veo como un maestro”. Esa es la frase que resume mi historia. A la edad de 33 años, luego de los…

Teachers and administrators play a large role in keeping kids clean and healthy at school. However, it’s also up to caregivers to teach healthy hygiene habits at home. That’s why the U.S. Centers for Disease…

Keeping kids clean and healthy at school can be a challenge. Not only do you need to consider how and when to clean an educational environment, but also make sure that cleaning supplies are safely marked…

Publisher’s Note: The Force for Health® is proud to partner with the American Public Health Association to celebrate National Public Health Awareness Week with this…

Climate Change: Taking Action for Equity En Español For science.Climate change poses one of the most significant public health threats today by creating a series…

Accessibility: Closing the Health Equity Gap En Español For science.In the United States, 61.4 million adults (26% of the population) live with a disability. Disability…

celebrate National Public Health Awareness Week April 4 – 10, 2022 with this 7-part series. For more information, visit http://www.apha.org En Español For science.At least…

Infection prevention and control are the actions we take in health care to keep people from getting sick. How does that tie into health equity and better health outcomes for all people? Let’s learn from the…

Not sure when to use a COVID-19 self-test? This short video explains when and why self-tests may be used to identify your current infection status.

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Children exposed to violence, crime, or abuse still go to school the next day. They may be forced to skip homework, sleep, and breakfast. They may carry the burden of toxic stress that can interfere with…