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September 25, 2022

 

SPH This Week.

Latest News, Research, and More

 
 
 
 
 

Q&A

'We Worry About Kids Developing Life-Long Addiction to Nicotine'

After the FDA’s recent efforts to crack down on Juul sales and nicotine gummies, alum Alyssa Harlow discusses the health and policy impacts of these products as youth nicotine consumption continues to soar in the US. Read more.

 
 
 
 
 

DEAN'S NOTE

Addressing the Horrors of Mass Incarceration

In a new Dean's Note, Dean Sandro Galea shares thoughts on incarceration, its implications for health, and steps we can take to do better by incarcerated populations and their communities. Read the note.

 
 

STUDENT NEWS

Student Advances DEI Initiatives in the Beauty Industry

MPH student Georgia Aguilar spent the summer working as the diversity, equity, and inclusion intern on Sephora’s Social Impact Team, where she worked to advance diversity initiatives and equity solutions within the global beauty company. Read more.

 
 

PUBLIC HEALTH POST

Sexual Violence Against Women with Disabilities

Women with disabilities have a heightened risk of sexual violence, compared to women without disabilities, writes PHP fellow Hannah Tremont. Read more.

 

RESEARCH

Five Years after Water Crisis, Nearly 1 in 4 Flint Residents Has PTSD

In addition to PTSD, about 1 in 5 Flint residents may have experienced depression within the past year, according to a new study coauthored by Salma Abdalla, Gregory Cohen, and Dean Sandro Galea. See the findings.

 
 

WEDNESDAY

SEP

28

1:00–2:30 p.m.

 
 

Abolition, Incarceration, and the Public's Health

PUBLIC HEALTH CONVERSATION—ONLINE 

As calls for prison reform gain momentum in the US, scholars and advocates will convene to discuss how public health can play a role in ending mass incarceration and reforming a criminal justice system.

 
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PUBLIC HEALTH CONVERSATION

Activist’s Work Changes Lives for Incarcerated Individuals

Emile DeWeaver, writer, father, artist, and panelist for SPH's 9/28 event "Abolition, Incarceration, and the Public’s Health," spoke with PHP fellow Hannah Tremont about Prison Renaissance, an organization he co-founded while incarcerated. 

 
 
 

POPULATION HEALTH EXCHANGE

Cyclones and Health

Free Associations hosts Matthew Fox and Jessica Leibler, and guest host Amruta Nori-Sarma discuss the impact of cyclones on US mortality, and the uneven impacts of global climate change. Listen to the podcast.

 
 

Q&A

'Traumatic Bereavement and Prolonged Grief' for Hurricane Survivors

On the heels of the destructive Hurricane Fiona, and new storms that could threaten the Gulf Coast and mid-Atlantic next week, revisit this Q&A with Amruta Nori-Sarma and Patrick Kinney, on the wide-ranging impacts of extreme weather events. Read more.

 

ALUMNI NEWS

Alum Guides Students Pursuing Careers in Consulting

Leah Magid (SPH’17), a senior manager at IQVIA, is a point of contact for SPH students interested in careers in consulting, helping to provide mentorship and guidance throughout the job search and interview processes. Read more.

 
 

POPULATION HEALTH EXCHANGE

Summer at PHX

A look back at PHX's summer programming, including the PopHealthExperience and the Summer Institute—and what's in store for the fall. Read more.

 
 
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In the Media.

 

NASA

The Inequitable Distribution of Urban Trees

Quotes doctoral student Paige Brochu.

 

BOSTON GLOBE

‘I call malarkey.’ Biden says COVID-19 pandemic is ‘over.’ But some experts say not so fast.

Quotes Matthew Fox, professor of epidemiology and global health.

 

HEALIO

‘Worrisome’ data link eviction to poor health in children

Quotes Stephanie Ettinger de Cuba, research associate professor of health law, policy & management.

 

CNN

Years after water crisis, Flint residents reported high rates of depression, PTSD

Quotes Salma Abdalla, alum and research fellow.

 
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