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Public Health Changemaker: Michael Bride, MPH '17 Connecting with Communities to Drive Change
The Elephant in the Room
We lost a public health hero this week, Dr. Philip Lee, who fought tirelessly throughout his career for policies that made sense — among them the creation of Medicare and rational pharmaceutical
Major Drug Policy Reforms Happened This Week
Drug policy reform has long been needed in the US. Our War on Drugs, declared by President Richard Nixon in 1971, has been ineffective and one major consequence has been mass incarceration of Black
The Black Women’s Health Collective: Making Space in Public Health Through Intersectionality
Behavioral Communication Strategies for COVID-19: East Africa and the Middle East and North Africa
Becoming an Emerging Leader During a Pandemic
Racially-Biased Advertising? Sugary vs. No-Calorie Drinks
Control the Vectors & You Control the Virus
The U.S. Needs a National COVID-19 Strategy Now
The Anatomy of Contagion
We’ve seen the pictures of beach-goers, bar patrons and street parties with revelers packed in, ignoring social distancing and only occasionally wearing masks. We’ve read about the August wedding
Sidebar:
Here is how behavior results in contagion and death:
For a primer on how the virus reproduces, Dr. Danielle Ompad, Associate Professor of Epidemiology at GPH kindly provided this brief