Amidst the severe disruptions of the COVID-19 pandemic, new research from SPH's Marcus Dillender finds the healthcare sector is particularly stable with respect to economic turmoil.
A new scholarship honors the memory of André Gilmore Stanley, a proud member of SPH's 2016 DrPH cohort and a policy analyst for the FDA's Center for Tobacco Products.
This summer, the Collaboratory for Health Justice, in partnership with One Summer Chicago and the Logan Square Neighborhood Association, hosted a 6-week Youth Citizen Scientist Program. Youth ages 16 – 24 learned…
Todd Brown, MPH '07, brings expertise in public health, architecture and environmental psychology to a new position at the University of Texas School of Architecture.
In a new environmental justice report, SPH researchers are charting Chicago schoolchildren's exposure to pollutants from rail yards, industrial roads and brownfields.
A new global health NIH grant will explore interventions focused on HIV risk reduction for Tajik male migrants and their network peers in Moscow who inject drugs.
New research co-authored by SPH's Betsy Cliff finds patient-doctor conversations can be a useful intervention in eliminating low-value, duplicative and potentially harmful medical services.
SPH analysis on data from 2010-2015 on Illinois injuries and deaths in legal interventions finds many people injured are ultimately never placed in custody of law enforcement.
