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How Nutritionists Evaluate What Americans Should Eat
Public Health Nutrition
Research
March 21, 2025
From pyramids and plates to patterns and processing, NYU GPH’s Andrea Deierlein digs into the science behind the newest federal dietary guidelines.
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An Asian American Infodemic
February 18, 2022
NYU researchers unpack social media’s unique impact on COVID-19 misinformation among underserved, underrepresented, and often invisible Asian American communities.
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Dispatch from the Road: Ukraine
February 17, 2022
Our partners at HealthRight International's Ukrainian country office gives us an inside scoop to the military situation near the border with Russia and Belarus.
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GPH Staff Spotlight: Phoebe Downer
February 14, 2022
Meet Phoebe Downer, Project Coordinator at New York City Treats Tobacco
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EP109 Pivoting to Public Health with Sara Bond and Lisa Daronatsy
February 11, 2022
EP109 Pivoting to Public Health with Sara Bond and Lisa Daronatsy
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Alcohol Hurts Your Heart
February 11, 2022
Confusion remains about the benefits of alcohol, so Niyati Parekh helps us separate the facts from fiction.
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Meet Jailee Mendo, NYU Student Studying Global Public Health & Sociology
February 4, 2022
Jailee Mendo co-majors in Global Public Health and Sociology on the pre-dental track, and as a junior at CAS she also minors in child and adolescent mental health.
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Shopping in the Dark
February 4, 2022
Jennifer Pomeranz discusses the discrepancies in the nutrition details listed by online food retailers and what legal officials should do to regulate this inequitable access to required information.
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Patient Engagement and Data Sharing as the Catalyst
February 3, 2022
Researchers led by Melody Goodman explain why patient engagement and data sharing amongst institutions could be the missing piece to further studying and understanding Long COVID.
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