News

From faculty research announcements to campus updates and global public health news, stay up-to-date on the latest from the School of Global Public Health.

News

New Research: Three Years In, Research Shows Regional, Personal Differences in Use of 988 Lifeline

July 7, 2025
NYU GPH led studies reveal who is likely to use or not use 988—knowledge that can be deployed for targeted communication campaigns to reach those experiencing mental health crises.
Continue

GPH Staff Spotlight: Allen Weng

February 15, 2022
Meet Allen Weng, Biostatistician
Continue

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
Continue

Alcohol Hurts Your Heart

February 11, 2022
Confusion remains about the benefits of alcohol, so Niyati Parekh helps us separate the facts from fiction.
Continue

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.
Continue

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.
Continue

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.
Continue

Those Who Came Before and Those Who Lead the Way

February 1, 2022
To honor Black History Month, GPH curated a list of ten Black public health pioneers and their stories.
Continue

Bioethics Undergraduate Essay Contest

January 31, 2022
The Center for Bioethics at NYU is pleased to announce its fourth annual undergraduate essay contest.
Continue

Thinking Like A Statistician

January 27, 2022
Dr. Rebecca Betensky provides an inside look at how statisticians discovered that neurological complications, and specifically toxic-metabolic encephalopathy (TME), are common among hospitalized COVID...
Continue