Mastering Public Health

Mastering Public Health Public health education made simple. Evidence-based insights on epidemiology, biostatistics, and health policy for students and professionals.

01/22/2026

Did you know most children aren't meeting the daily physical activity guidelines? Here's what MPH students need to understand about closing this critical gap.

01/22/2026

What if we could predict a pandemic weeks before the first patient arrives at the hospital? AI is making this possible—and MPH students need to pay attention.

01/21/2026

Can you recite the physical activity guidelines that prevent the top 4 causes of death in America? If not, here's your refresher.

01/21/2026

You have your MPH degree, but do you really need those CPH letters after your name? Here's what the credential actually signals to employers and why it might matter more than you think.

01/20/2026

Can you actually define the difference between physical activity and exercise? If not, your public health interventions might be missing the mark.

01/20/2026

Are you the ambulance at the bottom of the cliff, or the fence at the top? Here's why this question defines your entire approach to healthcare.

01/20/2026

If the power grid fails during a heatwave and your hospital's ICU is at capacity, what happens to the patients who need dialysis? Climate policy is now health policy.

01/19/2026

Did you know physical activity impacts 7 of the 10 most common chronic diseases in America? Here's why the CDC is on a mission to get 27 million people moving by 2027.

01/19/2026

Why are measles and other 'eliminated' diseases suddenly coming back? The answer isn't political—it's mathematical. And every public health student needs to understand this population-level reality.

01/18/2026

What's the difference between having enough food and having the right food? It's a distinction that could reshape how we approach public health policy—and it's one every MPH student needs to understand.

01/18/2026

We solved smoking through policy, not willpower. So why are we still telling people to just eat better when ultra-processed foods are engineered to override their hunger signals?

01/17/2026

What if the key to better nutrition isn't telling people what to eat—but changing where they eat?

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