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Public Health Changemaker: Michael Bride, MPH '17 Connecting with Communities to Drive Change
The world's most toxic town: the terrible legacy of Zambia's lead mines
This piece in The Guardian this week, quoting our own Dr. Jack Caravanos. The photos are exquisite and frightening.
Each time Jack travels to Kabwe, he is shocked by the extent of the lead
Planned Parenthood Is Health Care, and Health Care Must Defend It: A Call to Action
Drs. Diana Silver and Farzana Kapadia have published an editorial in the American Journal of Public Health, entitled "Planned Parenthood is Health Care, and Health Care Must Defend It: A Call to
NYU Launches Online MPH Geared Toward Graduate Students in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
The College of Global Public Health Degree to Focus on Meeting 2030 UN Sustainable Development Goals in Public Health
First Class to Include Twenty Students from Low-Income Nations Who Will Receive
GPH Announces 2016-2017 Recipients of the Ellen C. Gstalder Memorial Scholarship
Recently, we honored the memory of Ellen C. Gstalder, who was accepted into NYU to study Public Health Nutrition in our MPH program, but sadly lost her life to leukemia in 2004. Her parents, Bobbi
Dean Cheryl Healton Testifies Before US Senate on April 13th
Dean Cheryl Healton has been invited to testify before the US Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs on Wednesday, April 13, at a hearing on America’s Insatiable Demand for
NYU Researchers Investigate Why U.S. Public Still Lacks Specific Knowledge of Zika Virus Risk
Study finds people are more receptive to reproductive health strategies, e.g. delaying pregnancy or terminating pregnancies, than indoor spraying campaigns
New York, NY – Even though a large
Vice-Dean of GPH, Dr. Gbenga Ogedegbe Receives the Making a Difference Award at the 16th Presidential Inauguration Celebration
NYU News highlights Dr. Gbenga Ogedegbe‘s acceptance of the “Make a Difference” award at Dr. Andy Hamilton’s Presidential Inauguration last Sunday.
The award recognizes members of the NYU community
Dr. Leo Trasande is Awarded $8.9 Million Grant in Children’s Environmental Health Study
Dr. Leo Trasande, CGPH Associate Professor and Associated Faculty Member, receives an $8.9 million, two-year grant to significantly expand his research into the short- and long-term dangers of
NYU Biologist Ghedin to Study Zika Virus During Infection Under $1 Million Grant
New York University biologist Elodie Ghedin will study the host response to Zika virus infections under a $1 million grant from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
“The immune