Fifty Years After Ebola’s Discovery, Pitt Public Health Researcher Says Global Preparedness Gaps Remain
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Nanoplastics Become More Harmful After Being Outdoors
Anemia Is a Global Problem for Women and Girls. Cleaner Cooking Fuel May Be an Answer.
Bridging Research and Community: UofL Undergraduate’s Research Experience in Malawi
Cancer Survivors and Providers Differ in Views on Medical Cannabis, Study Finds
UF and Ghanaian Students Collaborate Virtually on Public Health Training Project
IDEA Exchange Podcast Explores Accessibility and Inclusive Learning
The IDEA Institute is pleased to announce the release of a new episode of the IDEA Exchange Podcast. In “Designing for Everyone: Accessibility and Equity in Public Health Education”, host
Public Health Reports: Closeness of Social Media Contacts and Loneliness Among US Adults
In a new study published in Public Health Reports, “Closeness of Social Media Contacts and Loneliness Among US Adults: A Nationally Representative Study,” researchers from Oregon State University examine the
Welcoming New Academic Public Health Leaders
ASPPH is pleased to welcome three outstanding academic leaders to our community as they assume new roles leading graduate public health programs across the country. Each brings a wealth of