WFPHA Blog: Insights on Global Public Health
Stay informed with the latest global public health updates, insights, and perspectives through the World Federation of Public Health Associations (WFPHA) blog. Our articles cover key topics in public health advocacy, policy, and innovation, highlighting the work of experts, member associations, and ongoing initiatives.
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Why Inclusion in Science Is Essential for Public Health Progress
Why Inclusion in Science Is Essential for Public Health Progress Science and public health are at their best when they are inclusive. Diversity in research leads to better outcomes, more innovative solutions, and a deeper understanding of the complex factors that...
Why an Assault on Science Anywhere Is a Threat to Public Health Everywhere
Why an Assault on Science Anywhere Is a Threat to Public Health Everywhere Public health thrives on facts, data, and evidence. From the discovery of vaccines to the development of life-saving treatments, science has been the driving force behind improving individual...
Advancing Children and Young People’s Health and Rights
Advancing Children and Young People's Health and Rights Children and young people are the foundation of our future, yet their health and rights remain underprioritized in many parts of the world. The World Federation of Public Health Associations (WFPHA) has taken a...
Internship Opportunity with WFPHA
Seeking an Intern with Website Management Skills The World Federation of Public Health Associations (WFPHA), in collaboration with the Cameroon Public Health Association, is currently looking for one intern with website management skills. WFPHA offers a unique...
Women, Children, and Youth Working Group
Women, Children, and Youth Health Working Group Co-Chairs Interview: Fiona Robards and Deborah Walker The Working Group of Women, Children, and Youth Health is integral to the World Federation of Public Health Associations (WFPHA). The group is dedicated to advancing...
US withdrawl from WHO
The US Withdrawal from WHO: A Threat to Global Health The decision by the US government to sever ties with the World Health Organization (WHO) has far-reaching consequences for public health in the US and globally. The US withdrawal from WHO jeopardizes critical...
Mpox: Comprehensive Guide and the WFPHA Statement
Mpox: Comprehensive Guide and the WFPHA Statement Mpox (formerly known as monkeypox) has garnered significant global attention, particularly after being declared a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) by the World Health Organization (WHO)...
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Key Strategies for Overcoming Vaccine Hesitancy among Healthcare Workers [Report]
Key Strategies for Overcoming Vaccine Hesitancy among Healthcare Workers [Report] Vaccination is a cornerstone of public health, saving millions of lives annually. Yet, despite their critical role in administering vaccines and promoting public health, healthcare...
Environmental Health Working Group
Environmental Health Working Group Co-Chairs Interview: Hannah Marcus, Andrea Rother, and Lwando Maki We are excited to present an insightful discussion with the WFPHA Environmental Health Working Group co-chairs Hannah Marcus, Professor Andrea Rother, and Dr. Lwando...
Global Health Equity and Digital Technology Working Group
Global Health Equity and Digital Technology Working Group Co- Chairs Interview: Vina Hulamm and Timothy Mackey The intersection of digital technology and health equity is a rapidly evolving area in public health, with increasing relevance in a globalized world. In...