SPH’s biennial symposium Teaching Public Health explored how to create more inclusive classrooms through policies, course design, classroom structure, and recognizing students' lived experiences with public health issues.
As a Rappaport Public Policy Fellow, MPH student Gray Babbs is analyzing sexual orientation and gender identity data for the Department of Youth Services to determine disparities among LGBTQ youth.
Inflation has reduced American alcohol tax rates by 70 percent since 1933. With the alcohol industry seeing increased revenue during the COVID-19 crisis, is it time for an update?
Julia Raifman on the Supreme Court’s ruling that workers can’t be fired for being LGBTQ, and how this decision will improve health and wellbeing beyond employment.
Death records point to hundreds of US deaths from heat each year, but even moderately hot weather may actually be killing thousands. This summer, COVID-19 may make it harder to stay cool.
A stress disorder diagnosis could as much as triple the risk of dementia, particularly among men, according to Jaimie Gradus’ study in the American Journal of Epidemiology.
