At the opening session of the American Public Health Association’s Annual Meeting, Dean Sandro Galea provided keynote remarks in which he called upon attendees to take on health barriers such as racism, poverty, and climate change.
As a 2019 Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting Fellow, MPH student Pallavi Puri fused public health and journalism reporting on the unregulated industry of beedi rolling in India.
One in three adolescents in states with legal recreational marijuana engages with marijuana brands on social media, and those who liked or followed this marketing were five times more likely to have used marijuana over the past year.
Ahead of a November 15 symposium, the plenary and keynote speakers share their thoughts on the past, present, and future of statistics and the life sciences.
Join us January 6–10 to learn new skills in Geographic Information Systems and sign up for our free webinar on the “ride-sharing science” approach that leads to more meaningful research.
On November 4, alums, faculty, staff, students, and friends of SPH gathered at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia. At the reception, Dean Sandro Galea presented the 2019 Distinguished Alumni Award to Bahby Banks (SPH’05).
At a Diversity & Inclusion Seminar, William Darity, public policy professor at Duke University, argued that a reparations program for black Americans should accomplish three objectives: acknowledgement, redress, and closure.
