Ayokunle Olagoke, PhD in Community Health Sciences student|Posted on June 12, 2020
Ayokunle Olagoke, PhD in Community Health Sciences student, reflects on the murder of George Floyd and the questions social scientists should be asking.
Ayokunle Olagoke, PhD in Community Health Sciences students, co-authored new research examining how COVID-19 media coverage drives depressive symptoms in viewers.
Institute of Government and Public Affairs|Posted on June 10, 2020
SPH's Sage Kim, PhD, co-authored a report for the Institute of Government and Public Affairs exploring the public health, economic and social decisions facing local leaders in the state.
Alumna Dr. Janet Lin '04 was interviewed by Chicago Public Radio on the city's move to phase 3 of reopening amidst large-scale gatherings protesting George Floyd's murder.
Susan Hughes with the Center for Research on Health and Aging writes in a letter to the Chicago Tribune of the failings to protect nursing home residents during the pandemic.
Yamilé Molina noted crowded holding cells and the use of tear gas, leading to mass coughing in large groups, may drive increases in COVID-19 infections.
Dr. Ron Hershow told the Associated Press mass protests over the murder of George Floyd illustrate the role of racism in both Floyd's death and the spread of COVID-19.
