Banning words like “vulnerable,” “transgender,” “fetus,” and “evidence-based” from official CDC budget documents would have serious consequences for public health.

Often, we look to public art as a way to address a challenge that a city is looking to solve. However, one of the most meaningful effects of public art is that it creates what urban designer Mitchell ...

Many public health officials face harassment, threats and lawsuits, all while working to battle the COVID-19 onslaught. For some, the constant pressure and pushback has become too much.

Hundreds of health organizations urged Health and Human Services to ignore a reported prohibition of the use of seven words in budget reports, yet the government denies a restriction exists.

Studies suggest art therapy could support people with a range of health conditions. mojo cp/Shutterstock Our research. Mental ill-health, including among children and young people, presents a ...

Studies show the average viewer spends about 30 seconds in front of an artwork in a gallery or museum setting. Now consider a piece of public art installed in a high-traffic area, such as Roy ...

New York City’s sprawling public health care system contains one of the largest public art collections in the country. A mural by Keith Haring, who offered the piece as a gift to Woodhull ...

School of Public Health exhibits art from LGBTQ+ incarcerated individuals by Kally Van April 13, 2023 April 14, 2023. ... The event was organized by William Lopez of the Adelante Lab — an academic ...