Rob Shafer, PhD, argues that rising anti-vaccine sentiment reflects a broader collapse of public trust in scientific and government institutions, driven by perceptions that leaders violated the public’s trust during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Student researcher Kevin Rodriguez studies how aging and the weakening of intestinal junctions can be correlated with biomarkers that indicate the leakage of intestinal material such as toxins and bacteria into the bloodstream.
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Leaky gut syndrome, or increased intestinal permeability, occurs when the intestinal barrier becomes less effective at preventing bacteria and toxins from entering the bloodstream, potentially contributing to chronic inflammation. Research suggests it may be associated with obesity, cardiovascular disease, autoimmune conditions, and gastrointestinal disorders, although its role in causing these conditions is still being studied. Older adults may be particularly
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The trusted messengers we’ve been ignoring are already out there, already in conversation with the people we most need to reach. The question is whether we’re willing to show up in those conversations on terms that aren’t entirely our own.
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PHAB announces the release of the Refreshed Standards & Measures (2026)—a significant step forward in strengthening and modernizing the public health Accreditation process.
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Rural health systems are operating under sustained pressures, including workforce shortages, thin margins, limited resources, fragmented services, increased utilization and safety net needs, and widening care gaps. Addressing these complex issues requires practical, scalable solutions that strengthen systems, improve coordination, and expand access to care. PHAB partners with rural hospitals, health departments, clinics, and community-based organizations to build regional coalitions
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Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) programs are designed to prepare graduates to become leaders in public health, tackling real-world challenges, and improving the health of the communities they serve. Programs cover an expansive array of subjects such as epidemiology, biostatistics, health policy and equity, leadership, environmental health, women’s health, implementation science and more. The DrPH is distinct from both the
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“This is a moment that calls for collective action. If we can stabilize the professional and personal environments of researchers—reducing strain, restoring trust, and supporting collaboration, we may recover the capacity to contribute to shared scientific goals.”
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JPHMP is pleased to welcome several new and recently appointed Editorial Board members. These leaders bring deep expertise across public health practice, policy, evaluation, and communication, and will play an important role in advancing the journal’s mission to bridge research and real-world public health implementation.
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PHIG is enabling more health departments to progress through the accreditation pipeline, ultimately strengthening the nation’s public health system, leading to stronger prevention, preparedness, and response to emerging public health threats.
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