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A two-week course for 39 NYU students led recently to Zanzibar, Tanzania, where they co-designed community-led climate solutions alongside 41 colleagues from UNICEF Tanzania, the State University of Z...

A study of 193 countries finds that conflict-related socioeconomic decline takes heavy toll on measles.

New York City has the largest proportion of hospitalizations and Long Island has the highest charges for care, but hospital stays are longer in other areas with less access to specialized care.

In this episode, we explore environmental public health with Dr. Abrania Marrero, a clinical assistant professor, and Master’s student Chloe Dourmashkin.

We speak with Dr. Jo Ivey Boufford and Reilly Fitzpatrick (MPH/MSW '23) about the power of student-faculty connectivity.

MPH students Bethel Abraham and Sona Fall share stories about their study abroad in Tanzania, which focused on low-cost strategies for waterborne diseases and waste management.

Recapping the Sickle Cell Disease: 115 Years Later Symposium, a partnership between the ISEE Lab and the Institute for Excellence in Health Equity (IEHE).

We speak with Kate Porterfield (MPH '22), an NYU double-graduate in Global Liberal Studies and Environmental Public Health Sciences.

The GAUH Lab provides students with opportunities to contribute to developing activities that advance the evidence base in urban health, including research, implementation, and evaluation efforts.