A new report co-authored by SPH faculty and students finds governments have made insufficient progress in addressing the world’s leading cause of preventable death.
Tcherna Halpern's global health applied practice experience focused on building health policies for the World Federation of Public Health Associations to address maternal mortality.
New research led by SPH's Leslie R. Carnahan finds nurses can effectively reduce breast and cervical cancer disparities for women in rural communities.
Heather Prendergast is leading a UI Health effort to provide specialty care and advanced diagnostic, mental health and women’s wellness services to southwest side neighborhoods.
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.
