Admiral Rachel L. Levine told the SPH Class of 2023 that public health is at the center of the universe right now, in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and social justice challenges.
The free community health data resource, co-led by the UIC School of Public Health, was honored as one of the top 50 innovative urban projects from around the world.
Graduating with a Master of Public Health degree with a concentration in maternal and child health epidemiology, Suleman has impacted UIC's campus and communities with her passion for addressing maternal health disparities.
SPH's division of environmental and occupational health sciences and its CACHET center will work with Blacks in Green to establish technical assistance centers across the Midwest to address environmental justice concerns.
SPH alum Samantha Marinello found that on average, recreational cannabis markets were associated with a 10 percent increase in motor vehicle accident deaths.
New research from SPH's Vincent Freeman is exploring how men with elevated body mass indexes may be at heightened risk for prostate cancer and earlier metastases of tumors.
Kirsten Almberg and Robert Cohen|Posted on March 06, 2023
Coal miners have significantly increased odds of death from lung diseases compared to the U.S. general population, and this disparity has also worsened over time with modern miners facing greater risk than their predecessors.
A new program at SPH aims to help schools optimize their violence prevention strategies, in the wake of the largest surge in school shootings over the last two decades.
Sola Maji, led by the UIC School of Public Health and the Safe Water and AIDS Project in Kenya, is bringing solar-powered clean drinking water to people across the African nation.
