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The Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute is hosting the symposium on Friday, October 28, prior to the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene’s annual meeting. Registration for virtual participation will remain open.
Thursday, January 1212 - 1 PM Central Time Professor Black will present results from recent research using individual death records from Indiana, Wisconsin, and Illinois, linked to vaccination records for Milwaukee and for 2M people in Indiana, using an outcome measure that we call CEMP: the COVID-19 Excess Mortality Percentage. Guest:Bernard Black, JDNicholas J. Chabraja
Thursday, January 1912 - 1 PM Central Professor Watson will mark what would have been the 50th anniversary of Roe v Wade with an assessment of the status of reproductive freedom and justice in the U.S. After reviewing the new restrictions and liberties of the current legal landscape, she will offer a historical perspective on
Thursday, January 2612 - 1 PM Central Dr. Pandya will focus his presentation on integrative post stroke care. Two main topics will be discussed, 1) integrative approach to self-healing for stroke recovery and 2)integrative approach to stroke prevention. The presentation will cover importance of nutrition, physical activity, mind body approaches for both recovery and prevention.
The Drexel Urban Health Collaborative is thrilled to host Dr. Dayna A. Johnson as our first invited speaker of 2023. Dr. Johnson, a sleep epidemiologist researching sleep health disparities, will present “Understanding and Addressing Sleep and Cardiovascular Inequities.” Dr. Dayna A. Johnson, PhD, MPH, MSW, MS is a sleep epidemiologist and Assistant Professor in the
Thursday, February 2 at 12 PM CST Stefan Uddenberg, PhD, will present on his research, which demonstrates how basic mechanisms of perception and memory are specialized in deep and unexpected ways for the processing of social information (such as race, gender, or perceived trustworthiness). The research uses a variety of methods, but most recently innovations
Thursday, February 16 at 12 PM CST Everyone has an opinion on ChatGPT. Join our diverse group of practicing physicians and scientists in a lively discussion about ChatGPT, the interactive chatbot that is sparking much debate. Hear opinions from Northwestern experts in AI and medical education, and even better share your own take on whether
Join us and hear how you will learn how to engage with community partners through our signature Community Assessment course. Throughout the course, students work in teams with a community partner to complete a community assessment project with a focus on the social determinants of health and health equity. This panel will feature BSHES faculty and current students discussing their experiences and impact in the Community Assessment course.
