National Public Health Week Starts

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National Public Health Week Starts in 2023

Monday, Apr 3

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National Public Health Week History

National Public Health Week is dedicated to bringing awareness and appreciation to public health while highlighting a different topic each day. This week long celebration highlights the underlying causes of poor health and disease risk.

Top Tweets for National Public Health Week Starts

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BUDGET WEEK! This week in the state Senate, we've begun working on the state budget – deciding how much money we can spend on education, on transportation, on health care, on public safety, and on all the areas of state government. #COPolitics #COLeg https://t.co/M9dwF6A9lF
— State Sen. Tony Exum (@TonyExum) March 29, 2023

This week RIPTA CEO Scott Avedisian and Providence Mayor Brett Smiley announced additional funding to increase the presence of Providence Police officers and other resources dedicated to keeping downtown safe and welcoming. Read full press release: https://t.co/v4KH0tuFCg https://t.co/pLpVyFrVDq
— RIPTA (@RIPTA_RI) March 30, 2023

Public Health Week starts with Maryn McKenna and Big Chicken: The Incredible Story of How Antibiotics Created Modern Agriculture and Changed the Way the World Eats. Via Zoom with the Tewksbury Public Library Monday, April 3, 7PM Register here: https://t.co/87yBKNEnQx https://t.co/BP69kRga7D
— Public Health Museum (@ThePHMuseum) March 23, 2023

National Public Health Week Facts

The theme for National Public Health Week in 2022 was Public Health is Where You Are.
According to Trust for America’s Health, in 2022, there are 19 states with adult obesity rates over 35% and 22 states with adult obesity rates between 30-35%.
According to Americas Health Rankings, in 2022, Utah ranks number 1 in being the healthiest state in the United States.