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Don’t Miss Out: Early Bird Registration for NCHCMM 2025 Ends May 30

Public health communicators won’t want to miss NCHCMM 2025, taking place July 28–31 in Atlanta. This year’s conference will spotlight some of the most pressing issues in our field—misinformation, mental health, climate justice, and more—through bold conversations and real-world strategies. Sessions will delve into community-driven messaging, culturally tailored campaigns, youth engagement, and…
Public health communicators, mark your calendars! The 2025 National Conference on Health Communication, Marketing & Media (NCHCMM) is set for July 28-30 at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta. This premier event brings together experts to explore innovative strategies in health communication. The first keynote speaker, Dr. Garth Graham—cardiologist, researcher, and Head of YouTube Health—promises val…
New research from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill reveals a dramatic and sustained decline in fentanyl-related overdose deaths, marking a potential turning point in the opioid crisis. According to CDC data, drug deaths have dropped by nearly 25%, with fentanyl-related fatalities decreasing by over 30% in just one year. Experts, including Dr. Nabarun Dasgupta, suggest this tren…

Mar 3, 2025
Artificial Intelligence is reshaping public health communication, and NPHIC has proudly contributed to a groundbreaking new resource: the Guidelines for the Ethical Use of AI in Public Health Communications. Developed by a diverse working group of public health and technology leaders, this initiative ensures AI is used responsibly while upholding accuracy, transparency, and equity. Executive Director Robert Jennings and NPHIC supported this effort to provide communicators with practical, adaptable principles for integrating AI ethically. Access the short guide or full working paper here a…

Feb 3, 2025
Robert Jennings, Executive Director of the National Public Health Information Coalition (NPHIC), is shaping the future of public health communication by developing guidelines for AI use in the field. In a recent Public Health Review Morning Edition episode, Jennings highlighted the need for responsible AI integration to enhance messaging and outreach. He also provided an outlook on evolving communication strategies for pressing public health challenges, including firearm injury prevention. Meanwhile, ASTHO President Dr. Scott Harris reflected on the success of the HPAI symposium.   P…