MCPHS’s MPH

Online and in person @MCPHS Boston- MPH that empowers public health leaders, is practice based & is a flexible full or part-time program, 42 semester hours

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Rural communities are some of the most vulnerable populations to public health threats. We can work toward a more robust, inclusive public health system that ensures everyone is reached. https://t.co/SCTiGX81rz #NPHW

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Each year, one in five Americans will experience mental illness. Mental health is public health. Prevention, early detection and treatment of mental health conditions can lead to improved physical and community health. https://t.co/SCTiGX8zh7 #NPHW

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We must recognize structural discrimination, biases and injustices that block inclusive and accessible reproductive and sexual health care. Let's work to make sure everyone has the right & ability to access safe, affordable and individual sexual and reproductive care #NPHW

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We can work together and make sure everyone has the right and ability to access safe, affordable and individual care when making reproductive and sexual health decisions. https://t.co/SCTiGX81rz #NPHW

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Violence, & especially gun violence, is an ongoing public health threat. In 2020 firearms surpassed car accidents as the leading cause of death for children. More research is critical, because understanding violence = effective prevention strategies. https://t.co/SCTiGX81rz #NPHW

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Feeling included within our community and having support are imperative to our mental and physical well-being. This #NPHW, center and celebrate the many connections of culture, community and public health. We celebrate our community at @MCPHS and @MCPHSMPH this week and always!

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Connection to our community and culture impact our health and well-being. Foster community connection and make our communities healthier, stronger and safer! Join @PublicHealth and @MCPHSMPH April 3-9 for #NPHW. Visit https://t.co/SCTiGX81rz.

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This week on our social media feature we are presenting our recent MPH graduate Patrick Henry. His advice: "experience, education, and life are all essential components for success in MCPHS University and the real world"

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Pride Month is celebrated every June as a tribute to those who were involved in the Stonewall Riots.Pride Month is for everyone to embrace who they are and let the world know in style! The rainbow aptly signifies the colorful activities and flavors of this month long celebration.

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May is National Clean Air Month 2022. The month long awareness campaign aims to educate people about the impact that clean air has on our lives and encourages people to take positive steps to improve the air quality – both locally and globally.#Cleanairmonth #Climatechange

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May is #MentalHealthMonth! We’ve all been through a lot lately. As we persevere, let’s find joy in making our mental health a priority. Here are a few ways you can support mental health equity in the workplace from @mhfirstaidusa: https://t.co/ny8IQhKQDs

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Maame Esi Adu-Asah is an alum of MCPHS’s Bachelor of Science in Premedical & Health Studies ‘20 and a candidate for Master of Public Health ’22. Maame Esi works full-time at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute as she prepares her application for medical school.
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The National Public Health Week 2022 April( 4 –10). This year's theme “Public Health is Where You Are”. ur health is affected by the place we live, work, learn, play and pray. Today's theme: Climate Change: Taking Action for Equity #PublicHealthWeek
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National Public Health Week 2022(April 4 –10). This year's theme is“Public Health is Where You Are”. Our health is affected by the place we live, work, learn, play and pray. Today's theme: Accessibility: Closing the Health Equity Gap #PublicHealthWeek
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World Health Day 2022

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The National Public Health Week 2022 (April 4 –10). This year's theme: “Public Health is Where You Are”. Our health is affected by the place we live, work, learn, play and pray. Today's theme:World Health Day: Health is a Human Right. #PublicHealthWeek
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The National Public Health Week 2022 (April 4 –10). This year's theme is: “Public Health is Where You Are”. Our health is affected by the place we live, work, learn, play and pray. Today's theme: Community: Collaboration and Resilience #PublicHealthWeek
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The National Public Health Week 2022(April 4 –10). This year's theme is, “Public Health is Where You Are”. Our health is affected by the place we live, work, learn, play and pray. Public Health Workforce: Essential to our Future. #PublicHealthWeek
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The National Public Health Week 2022 (April 4 –10). This year's theme by is “Public Health is Where You Are”. Our health is affected by the place we live, work, learn, play and pray. Today's theme: Racism: A public health crisis.#PublicHealthWeek
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Interested in a career in local public health? Public health students and alumni are invited to @aphc_ma's panel discussion: "Careers in Local Public Health: Find Your Passion!"

Register today at https://t.co/5qBFqRssmh!