What in the Health?!
Shelley N. Facente, PhD, MPHExpertly vetted updates on what is happening to public health in the US—the good, the bad, and the (lots of) ugly—since Inauguration Day 2025.
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Most of what I share through this Substack is pretty distressing stuff. That’s appropriate, IMO, because these are some pretty distressing times. And, this week is about to get verrrry interesting, since tomorrow Drs. Susan Monarez and Deb ...
6 items to catch you up on where we are, and what you can do about it.
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What in the Health is happening at CDC?!
Even if you don’t follow public health news regularly, you probably saw that CDC is in chaos right now—unless you live under a rock these days, which let’s be real, would be understandable.
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I have a Master of Public Health and a PhD in epidemiology from UC Berkeley, am faculty at the UC Berkeley School of Public Health, and have been a busy public health consultant for the last 15 years, working to improve health equity everywhere.
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