National data has consistently shown that Indigenous people in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand are two to three times more likely to die from injury than non-Indigenous people.
SPH's Great Lakes Center for Reproductive and Children's Environmental Health has published two new videos explaining PFAS exposure risks and how clinicians should be responding.
A new two-year program, led in part by community members from environmental justice communities, will train public health professionals to confront climate change in all aspects of their jobs,
Kim Hargis is returning to SPH to lead the program that prepares clinicians with distinct experiences in public health and occupational and environmental medicine.
SPH's Maria Argos is building on her prior research in Bangladesh to explore how adolescents exposed to metals are experiencing changes in aging and cardiometabolic traits.
With as many as half of COVID-19 patients have lingering, disabling symptoms, UIC public health leaders and clinicians are now part of an ambitious national effort to figure out why—and how to help.
A series of new research briefs from SPH's Policy, Practice and Prevention research center highlights the sustainability of sweetened beverage taxes as a lever for lowering consumption.
New research from SPH's Maria Argos and colleagues at the U.S. Geological Survey highlight risks from wells, which are unregulated for arsenic levels in the United States.
The Collaboratory for Health Justice, in collaboration with SPH faculty Alisa Velonis, release the following statement on access to abortion as a necessity for health justice.
SPH's Julie Maslowsky writes on the challenges teenage Americans will face following the Supreme Court reversal of Roe v. Wade, as teens make up about 12 percent of individuals having abortions nationwide.
