HAP Blog

This month, state leaders announced efforts to combat human trafficking in Pennsylvania and raise awareness about resources for survivors.

COVID-19 and the flu appeared to be trending in opposite directions heading into 2023, according to the latest reports from the federal government.

It’s hard to believe we have reached the start of another year. During the pandemic, our overall sense of time can feel fluid, as we respond to one emergency after another. Maybe it’s just me, but 2022 was quite a year, and one word comes to mind: resiliency.

Heading into 2023, a new dominant COVID-19 subvariant has emerged in the U.S.

This year saw plenty of new COVID-19 developments, but we saw several other important topics come to the forefront as well, including a growing focus on health care cybersecurity, the behavioral health crisis, hospitals’ financial strain, and the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

The potential for children to get seriously ill from RSV, COVID-19, and the flu has been weighing heavily on the minds of many American parents this winter.