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WHN is hosting a Clean Air Panel Discussion tomorrow (10am–12pm EDT | 4pm–6pm CET)!

Join leading experts Dr. William Bahnfleth, Jim Rosenthal, Dr. Joe Vipond, and Aaron Collins for an engaging conversation on the importance of clean air, its role in protecting communities, (...)
Promotional graphic from whn.global announcing a “Clean Air Panel Discussion.” The background shows a blue sky with light clouds.

Text at the top inside a green and blue gradient box:
“Oct 8th | 10AM – Noon ET | 4PM – 6PM CET.”

Main description text:
“Discover the fundamentals of clean air and why it is essential for a safe and healthy future.”

Section header: “Featuring leading experts:”
Below are four circular headshots with names underneath:

Dr. William Bahnfleth

Jim Rosenthal

Dr. Joe Vipond

Aaron Collins (wearing a mask)

At the bottom inside a bordered box:
“Join us for insights + live Q&A.”
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Cozy Up with the Mental Health Edition of Kids'Zone Magazine! Explore the impact of COVID on mental health, thoughts from a COVID-Conscious therapist, communities that care, and more!

Download here: whn.global/kidszone/

#COVIDConscious #PublicHealth
Promotional graphic from whn.global announcing the release of the World Health Network Kids’ Zone COVID-Conscious Magazine, Issue 15 (October 2025).

The magazine cover is illustrated with warm orange tones and shows a cozy armchair with a book and a sleeping cat beside it. A window with autumn leaves is in the background.

Text highlights include:

Main theme: “Cozying up with the Mental Health Edition.”

Topics listed:

“Halloween costumes to wear with your mask”

“COVID and mental health”

“Therapist spotlight”

“Short stories from our readers”

“… and more inside!”

On the right, a large white circle contains orange text: “JUST RELEASED! DOWNLOAD TODAY.”

At the bottom right, there is the Kids’ Zone and World Health Network logo with the words: “Explore | Share | Connect.”
Text also says: “Check us out online at: WHN.global/KidsZone.”
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Ready to take action? Visit whn.global/health-depar... to learn more, access our templates and add your pin to the map.

#PublicHealth #HealthPolicy #HealthDepartment #ProtectYourHealth
Health Department Outreach Campaign - WHN
Join our Health Department Outreach Campaign!
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3. Fill out our form — once you’ve reached out, fill out our form to add your pin to the campaign map and show your community’s voice in action.

Every email counts. Every pin shows momentum. Together, we can spark a nationwide shift toward stronger, evidence-based public health.
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Here’s how it works:

1. Email your local health department — use WHN’s easy templates to applaud their efforts and urge stronger messaging on masks, vaccines, testing, and clean air.

2. Reference WHN resources — back your request with science-based materials.
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We’re proud to announce our Health Department Outreach Campaign — a collective effort to rebuild trust and strengthen infection-prevention where it matters most: right in our communities.
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Change starts local. When national health guidance falls short, our cities, counties, and states can step up. That’s where you come in.
Promotional graphic from whn.global with a background map of the United States covered in red location pins.

At the top, there is a red button with white text: “TAKE ACTION.”

Main text reads in bold black and red letters:
“Your local health department needs to hear from you.”

Supporting text below:
“Join the campaign by emailing your local health department using WHN’s templates urging stronger infection-prevention messaging, and then adding your pin to the map.”

At the bottom, the URL is displayed:
“whn.global/health-department-outreach-campaign.”
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Please share this post to raise awareness.

If you want to learn more about what is being done to protect telehealth access, and how you can help, read more here: congress.gov/bill/119th-c...

#PublicHealth #LongCOVID #COVID #COVID19 #LongCOVIDAwareness #Telehealth #Telehealthcare
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For those with long COVID and other chronic conditions, PEM is a worsening of symptoms after minimal activity, such as taking a shower or getting dressed. Telehealth increases accessibility and reduces PEM flare-ups.

Learn more about telehealth access and its impact at: whn.global/world-health....
World Health Network Statement of Support for Continued Telehealth Access - WHN
As Medicare’s expanded access to general telehealth services nears expiration, it is critical to recognize the profound impact virtual care has on public health. Telehealth is not just a convenience—i...
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Telehealth flexibilities are set to expire today, September 30—time is running out.

Telehealth is a lifeline for people living with post-exertional malaise (PEM).
Promotional graphic from whn.global with the heading “WHY TELEHEALTH MATTERS.” The background shows a woman sitting in bed wearing plaid pajama pants, holding a phone to her ear and a tablet in her lap, with medication blister packs beside her.

Main text reads:
“Telehealth increases accessibility and reduces PEM flare-ups.”
Subtext: “Telehealth is a lifeline for people living with post-exertional malaise (PEM).”

At the bottom, in red text:
“With Medicare’s expanded telehealth access set to expire, the benefits of virtual care to public health must not be overlooked.”
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WHN is hosting a Clean Air Panel Discussion on Wednesday, October 8 (10am–12pm EDT | 4pm–6pm CET). Join leading experts Dr. William Bahnfleth, Dr. Jim Rosenthal, Dr. Joe Vipond, and Aaron Collins for an engaging conversation on the importance of clean air, its role in protecting communities, (...)
Promotional graphic from whn.global announcing a “Clean Air Panel Discussion.” The background shows a blue sky with light clouds.

Text at the top:

“Oct 8th | 10AM – Noon ET | 4PM – 6PM CET” inside a green and blue gradient box.

Main description:
“Discover the fundamentals of clean air and why it is essential for a safe and healthy future.”

Section header: “Featuring leading experts:”
Below are four circular headshots with names underneath:

Dr. William Bahnfleth

Dr. Jim Rosenthal

Dr. Joe Vipond

Aaron Collins (shown wearing a mask)

At the bottom, inside a bordered box:
“Join us for insights + live Q&A.”
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if you want to learn more about what is being done to protect telehealth access, and how you can help, read more here: congress.gov/bill/119th-c...

#PublicHealth #LongCOVID #COVID #COVID19 #LongCOVIDAwareness #Telehealth #Telehealthcare
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Telehealth can mean getting seen by a clinician more quickly. Some studies show telehealth reduces average wait times to see a specialist by more than a month. But without Congressional action, Medicare telehealth coverage is ending soon for millions.
Promotional graphic from whn.global with the heading "WHY TELEHEALTH MATTERS." The background shows a person sitting at a laptop, waving during a telehealth video call with a smiling female doctor who is also waving. Main text reads: "Telehealth can mean getting seen by a clinician more quickly. Some studies show telehealth reduces average wait times to see a specialist by more than a month." At the bottom, in blue text: "With Medicare’s expanded telehealth access set to expire, the benefits of virtual care to public health must not be overlooked."
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The World Health Network Relations Team invites organizations to collaborate with us on projects that advance global public health.

Learn how to collaborate: whn.global/working-with...

#PublicHealth #PublicHealthMatters #infectionprevention #infectioncontrol
Promotional graphic from whn.global with a background of a video conference screen showing diverse participants. Main text in bold white letters reads: "The World Health Network is always looking to collaborate with organizations that share our mission of protecting health and building a safer future." Below, in pink text: "Whether you’re focused on public health, research, advocacy, or community impact — we’d love to work together." At the bottom, in yellow text: "Check the caption to learn more about collaborating with WHN."
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If you want to learn more about what is being done to protect telehealth access, and how you can help, read more here: congress.gov/bill/119th-c...

#PublicHealth #LongCOVID #COVID #COVID19 #LongCOVIDAwareness #Telehealth #Telehealthcare
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Telehealth saves time traveling to and from appointments – and that means less disruption to work and other daily activities. Those without access to transportation and those who live far from their healthcare providers rely on telehealth to see their clinicians.
Promotional graphic from whn.global with the heading "WHY TELEHEALTH MATTERS." The background shows a person with a stethoscope using a laptop for a telehealth appointment, where a clinician is visible on the screen. Main text reads: "Telehealth saves time traveling to and from appointments. Those without access to transportation and those who live far from their healthcare providers rely on telehealth to see their clinicians." At the bottom, highlighted in orange, it says: "With Medicare’s expanded telehealth access set to expire, the benefits of virtual care to public health must not be overlooked."
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Protecting yourself protects everyone. Wear a respirator in indoor and crowded spaces. Ventilate rooms and use HEPA purifiers to clean the air. Test regularly so you know your status, and get vaccinated when eligible. Each of these steps makes a difference—together, they keep our communities safer.
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With clean air, quality masks, and preventive care, we can ease the burden and breathe a little easier.

#AsthmaPeakWeek #COVID #CleanAir #Asthma #PublicHealth
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Every September, Asthma Peak Week returns — a predictable surge when seasonal illness, airborne viruses, and polluted air converge. For those with asthma, it means heightened risk. For all of us, it’s a reminder: the air we share shapes our health.
Infographic from whn.global with the title: “It’s Asthma Peak Week.”

Subheading: “The third week of September is a period when asthma attacks and hospital visits spike.”

Supporting text: “Respiratory illness spikes, airborne viruses like COVID, and poor air quality add up to a dangerous week for people with asthma.”

The background shows a close-up of a hand holding an asthma inhaler.

At the top right, there are six small colored dots in a row.
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Vaccine access and eligibility are shifting. Dr. Eric Feigl-Ding explains the latest updates and what they mean for protecting yourself and your community.

Watch the full interview here: youtu.be/NVQUHshRiCQ.

#COVID #COVID19 #PublicHealth #HealthData #LongCOVID #InfectionPrevention #Vaccines
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If you want to learn more about what is being done to protect telehealth access, and how you can help, read more here: congress.gov/bill/119th-c...

#PublicHealth #LongCOVID #COVID #COVID19 #LongCOVIDAwareness #Telehealth #Telehealthcare
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