… — the most stark and dire outcome — injuries and fatalities. Fortunately, the U.S. emergency
management and response system benefits from decades of research and experience, resulting in a … and their level of social support, community factors including organizations that are ready to
manage recovery efforts, and national factors offering logistical and financial resources such as … – not only damaged from previous repeated disasters, but climatologically unsustainable.
New or returning development should be discouraged, as the economic toll, not to mention the …
… the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the UK some 30 years ago, surveillance data showed an 18% decline in
new HIV diagnoses during 2016. This decline was seen across the UK as well as across all social groups. In the London area, there was a 29% decrease in
new HIV diagnoses in gay men during 2016. This achievement heralded another accomplishment in … for the decline in
new HIV diagnoses. The class had the opportunity to learn from a programmer
manager at Public Health England (PHE) about the extensive HIV self-testing and self-sampling …
… | This event is hosted by the NYU Jordan Center. Join us for another virtual meeting of the
New York-Russia Public Policy Seminar. This panel is co-hosted by Columbia University’s Harriman …
… ongoing Anti-Racism Series. We are proud to join with NYU DC and The John Brademas Center of
New York University for this important discussion. According to the World Health Organization , as …
… provides compelling insight in a just-released PBS documentary on the history of opioids in
New York City. In
New York City’s Opioid Drug History: A Relentless Cycle , this half-hour film …
… instrument in providing generative explanations for macro-patterns. The motto of this
new “generative” social science is, “If you didn’t grow it, you didn’t explain it.” And we have … of Mega-Cities. This expands the Los Angeles Plume-Agent Model shown in the Gallery to
New York City, as part of a large project on resilience of mega-cities worldwide. Extending … , DrPH, MPA Dean, School of Global Public Health (GPH) Professor of Public Health Policy and
Management (GPH) Rebecca Betensky , PhD Chair and Professor of the Department of Biostatistics …
… individuals and organizations who share HealthRight’s commitment to ensuring equal access to
healthcare. The event is free and open to all supporters of human rights. | Public Event …
… Section for Global Health, will present on AMPATH, the Academic Model Providing Access to
Healthcare. Dr. Vedanthan is a clinician and cardiologist dedicated to building capacity to …
… Research and Surveillance, Bureau of Alcohol and Drug Use, Prevention, Care and Treatment at
New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) will present an overview of the …
… infrastructure is as vital as its military. A long-needed spotlight is shining on our selfless
healthcare workers, who put themselves in harm’s way and their families at risk, for relatively little thanks and even lower compensation. In this
new reality, Mother Nature reminds us that these better angels are our best defense against the …