Public Health Examine 3 current public health-related events or issues, which are COVID-19, Food safety, Climate change. The instruction is attached in the doc.

Sources of Public Health Information :

• Peer-reviewed journals

• Universities and other research-based organizations, for example:

o Kaiser Family Foundation

o Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center

o COVID Tracking Project and the COVID Racial Data Tracker

o OurWorldinData.org

o Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (healthdata.org)

o HealthMap.org

• Government Agencies:

o US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and other federal agencies, such as: AHRQ, CDC, CMS, FDA, HRSA, IHS, NIH [and all their sub-agencies], OCR, SAMHSA

o HealthyPeople2030

• Nongovernment organizations (NGOs) and professional organizations

o WHO

o American Public Health Association

o Academy Health

o Gates Foundation

• Beware of:

o Websites that contain the suffix "lo" (e.g., Newslo) or that end in ".com.co".

These often present false information for satirical or other purposes.

o Websites that urge you to dox an individual or organization

o Websites that have amateurish design, use ALL CAPS, and try to play on your emotions. Those are often a sign that information is not trustworthy and that you should research it further via other sources o Memes making the rounds on Facebook or other social media sites Try googling the topic of a meme or other doubtful story: if it is a legitimate news story, you'll probably find it covered by an established source like a major newspaper or TV news channel

o Clickbait: Sensationalist headlines and odd photos whose purpose is not to publish legitimate news but to increase traffic at a website.