Communication Archives

05.09.2025 Jack Mellom headshot

Jack Mellom, PHP's multimedia fellow, shares what he is passionate about in public health and where he draws inspiration for his work.

04.28.2025

A diverse medical workforce is a matter of life and death for communities that face disproportionate health disparities.

Guest Author Rasheera Dopson

04.25.2025 collage/illustration of a hand holding a megaphone. communications concept

PHPod explores the world of health communications, how it can improve, and why we need it now more than ever.

Fellow Abby Varker

04.23.2025 Contemporary art collage of human hands holding dialogue bubble. Concept of health communication, news, chat, infographic.

Empowering individuals to speak up, to share what is embarrassing or shameful, is central to fostering better public health outcomes.

Guest Author Isabel Markowski

04.11.2025 Portrait of a young woman, alone and scrolling on her phone

The more time people spend actively engaging on social media—whether through posting, commenting, or messaging—the lonelier they may feel.

Fellow Aidan Stotz

04.09.2025 abstract and colorful design with various shapes. panic and chaos concept

A how-to guide from PHP's executive editor on critically evaluating health claims and navigating sensational headlines.

Editor Monica L. Wang

01.29.2025 3D Render of Digital Background with Different Online Services. Fake news spread on social media concept

Combating misinformation requires the combined efforts of social media platforms, users, and society as a whole.

Fellow Lia Musumeci

01.28.2025 Aerial view of deforestation. Climate change concept

Younger adults, women, and those with higher educational attainment were more likely to believe climate change will harm their health.

Guest Author Christine Swoboda

11.08.2024 Janelle Palacios headshot

Janelle Palacios, nurse midwife, researcher, and founder of Encoded 4 Story, uses storytelling to improve health outcomes for Indigenous women.

Fellow Dani Weissert

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