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April 2, 2023

 

SPH This Week.

Latest News, Research, and More

 
 
 
 

SCHOOL NEWS

'Our Job Is Successful When Nobody Hears about Public Health'

Rochelle Walensky, director of the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, discussed the agency's pandemic mistakes and successes during a Public Health Conversation on March 30. Read more.

 

SCHOOL NEWS

SPH Launches Population Health Data Science Program

The cross-disciplinary program fosters innovative research collaborations, trainings, industry partnerships, and more among faculty, staff, and students across the school and university. Read more.

 

AWARDS

Professor Named to 2023 '40 under 40 Leaders in Minority Health'

The award recognizes Monica Wang for her dedication to building healthy, equitable communities. She was also recently named as a runner-up for BU Supervisor of the Year for 2023. Learn more.

 
 

RESEARCH

Students with a Disability Are More Likely to Experience Homelessness than Abled Peers

A new study by Emily Bock, Eric Rubenstein, and Paige Brochu found that nearly five percent of students with disabilities experience homelessness. Read more.

 

Q&A

Once Again, Our Nation Is Forced to Talk to Children about Guns, Deaths

Ziming Xuan, Jonathan Jay, and Rachel Martin discuss gun legislation, and what to do next after the Nashville school shooting, including how to support traumatized children. Read more.

 
 

TUESDAY

APR

4

1–2 p.m.

 
 

Annual Shine Lecture: The Case for Patient and Health Care Advocates

PUBLIC HEALTH CONVERSATION—ONLINE

SPH's Center for Health Law, Ethics & Human Rights presents the annual Cathy Shine lecture, which honors the memory of Cathy Shine and her dedication to the rights of all those in need of care. This event will feature Heidi B. Kummer (SPH ’04), founder of the independent practice 3C Patient Advocacy and president of the Patient Advocate Certification Board, who will speak with George Annas, William Fairfield Warren Distinguished Professor.

 
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AWARDS

Johns Hopkins Professor Brian Caffo Receives 2023 L. Adrienne Cupples Award

Brian Caffo is an accomplished researcher in biomedicine, a trailblazer in online and open education, and a highly-regarded colleague and mentor. Learn more.

 
 

PUBLIC HEALTH POST

'I Never Dreamed Guantánamo Bay Would Be Open This Long' 

Sondra Crosby, professor of health law, ethics & human rights, discusses her work investigating allegations of torture made by men in CIA custody during the War on Terror. Read more.

 

PUBLIC HEALTH POST

Meet the New Public Health Post Fellows

Former PHP fellow Connor McCombs speaks with 2023-2024 PHP Fellows and MPH students Kara Schmidt, Caroline Dignard, Adna Jaganjac, and Sean Hagan in a new episode of PHPod. Listen here​​​​​​​.

 
 
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In the Media.

 

NPR

A New Flu Is Spilling over from Cows to People in the U.S. How Worried Should We Be?

Quotes Jessica Leibler, assistant professor of environmental health.

 

BOSTON GLOBE

What Do Boston’s College Students Worry about Today? And What Gives Them Hope?

Quotes Sarah Lipson, assistant professor of health law, policy & management.

 

BLOOMBERG

Pennsylvania Fights Hospital Closures With Curb on For-Profit Buyers

Quotes Alan Sager, professor of health law, policy & management.

 

NEW YORK TIMES

Gun Violence Has Changed Us

Mentions research by Jonathan Jay, assistant professor, community health sciences and Rachel Martin, MPH student and project ma​​​​​​​nager for the RISE Lab 

 

STAT NEWS

Rolling Back SNAP Benefits Puts Millions of Children at Risk of Hunger and Long-term Health Consequences

Article written by Megan Sandel, professor of environmental health.

 

WGBH

UN Climate Scientists Warn of Irreversible Damage if We Don't Act Fast. Here's What Boston Can Do

Interview with Patrick Kinney, Beverly A. Brown Professor of Urban Health.

 
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