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publichealthUWM: Young Farmers MKE has a service learning opportunity this summer to teach urban youth about nutrition. Interested?Visit http://t.co/NlCEZ89t
- publichealthUWM: Young Farmers MKE has a service learning opportunity this summer to teach urban youth about nutrition. Interested?Visit http://t.co/NlCEZ89t
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publichealthUWM: RT @healthyamerica1: Utah's Fight Against Fat: Obesity is the New Norm via Salt Lake Magazine #publichealth #pubhlthmilw...
- publichealthUWM: RT @healthyamerica1: Utah's Fight Against Fat: Obesity is the New Norm via Salt Lake Magazine #publichealth #pubhlthmilw...
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publichealthUWM: ZSPH seeking grad student for a Grad Project Asst & The City of Milw Health Dept is seeking two Health Project Assts. http://t.co/I3vkJz7i
- publichealthUWM: ZSPH seeking grad student for a Grad Project Asst & The City of Milw Health Dept is seeking two Health Project Assts. http://t.co/I3vkJz7i
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publichealthUWM: CDC: Child abuse, neglect a major public health problem. #publichealth #pubhlthmilw http://t.co/08Xd1p8T
- publichealthUWM: CDC: Child abuse, neglect a major public health problem. #publichealth #pubhlthmilw http://t.co/08Xd1p8T
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publichealthUWM: Nature article argues that sugar should be regulated like tobacco or alcohol. #publichealth #pubhlthmilw http://t.co/jToA7jBQ
- publichealthUWM: Nature article argues that sugar should be regulated like tobacco or alcohol. #publichealth #pubhlthmilw http://t.co/jToA7jBQ
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publichealthUWM: RT @um_sph: Masks, Handwashing Could Drastically Slow Pandemic Flu « CBS Detroit http://t.co/LMaHsTjm #publichealth #pubhlthmilw
- publichealthUWM: RT @um_sph: Masks, Handwashing Could Drastically Slow Pandemic Flu « CBS Detroit http://t.co/LMaHsTjm #publichealth #pubhlthmilw
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publichealthUWM: Obesity tops list of "winnable" health battles in Colorado. #publichealth #pubhlthmilw http://t.co/cJaATgfg
- publichealthUWM: Obesity tops list of "winnable" health battles in Colorado. #publichealth #pubhlthmilw http://t.co/cJaATgfg
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publichealthUWM: Study looks at ways to avoid iPad neck strain. #publichealth #pubhlthmilw http://t.co/t96oN73D
- publichealthUWM: Study looks at ways to avoid iPad neck strain. #publichealth #pubhlthmilw http://t.co/t96oN73D
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publichealthUWM: Public health and corporate interests collide in FDA lawsuit. #publichealth #pubhlthmilw http://t.co/MwO4hZTL
- publichealthUWM: Public health and corporate interests collide in FDA lawsuit. #publichealth #pubhlthmilw http://t.co/MwO4hZTL
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Public health is all around us, and it's more important than ever to make an impact on people about the message of the importance of public health. Learn more about public health through these interactive links, and share these messages with your friends, peers, family and neighbors.
THE FIRST 1000 DAYS: A BAD START LASTS A LIFETIME by Jerry Heindel, Ph.D. Chief Cellular, Organs & Systems Pathobiology Branch, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, Div. of Extramural Research & Training (object placeholder)
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This is Public Health
Our MPH & PhD students were given THIS IS PUBLIC HEALTH stickers and were sent on a mission around the UW-Milwaukee campus to show what and where public health is.
This is what they documented...
The cure for what ails Wisconsin's largest city (object placeholder)
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Hans Rosling, a guru of data animation, created a very cool video showing 200 years of mortality/wealth progress in just four minutes. (object placeholder)
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This Is Milwaukee Public Health Campaign
Listen to the latest "On Public Health" lunch series:
Watch how you can create the "Healthiest Nation in 1 Generation"
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A YouTube Video from APHA. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuBggj7Zd3A |
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"Using Social Marketing in Public Health"
Michael Rothschild, PhD, MBA, Emeritus Professor
UW-Madison School of Business
Dr. Rothschild presented this as a keynote speaker at the 12th Annual Urban Initiatives Conference: Public Health in Milwaukee: Past + Present = Future (co-sponsored by the UWM Center for Urban Initiatives and Research and the School of Public Health).
"Public Health Five Questions" with Bill McIntruff
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and Trust for America's Health released a poll in June 2009, that demonstrated staggering support by Americans for investment in prevention, which is an investment in public health. Bill McIntruff is partner and co-founder of Public Opinion Strategies, and explains the poll results in "Public Health Five Questions."
Health Reform Briefing: "Health Equity: A Moral and Economic Imperative!"
The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies has been partnering with Drexel University School of Public Health's Center for Health Equality and Health Management Associates to analyze major health reform legislation by assessing the implications for racial and ethnic minorities. They have also been partnering with Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health's Center for Health Disparities Solutions to assess the economic costs associated with health inequities. This video is the discussion of these analyses and the preliminary results of a study on the economic benefits of addressing health disparities. This discussion was held on Thursday, September 17, 2009 by the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies.
Michael Pollan's National Food Fight
This is an audio clip from Bill Moyer's Journal. Moyers discusses with Michael Pollan, Knight Professor of Journalism at UC Berkeley, what direction the U.S. should pursue in the often-overlooked question of food policy. Pollan is author of In Defense of Food: An Eater's Manifesto.