Jun Ma, with SPH's Institute for Health Research and Policy, warns in a new co-authored commentary that the U.S. is in danger of missing the lessons of the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic.
New research from SPH's Sage Kim finds lack of social capital inhibits some low-income communities in Chicago from applying for and earning federal medically underserved status.
SPH's Elena Grossman is leading statewide climate change mitigation and adaptation efforts by building awareness of flood plain risks for healthcare providers.
New research co-authored by SPH's Garth Rauscher finds structural violence can set the stage for poorer outcomes in patients with acute myeloid leukemia in greater Chicago.
SPH's Basmattee Boodram brings decades of experience analyzing populations of people who use drugs to this effort to better craft vaccine trial profiles.
A new set of interactive maps details which Chicago neighborhood schools are most exposed to pollutants and emissions from industries, rail yards, brownfields and asphalt plants.
New epidemiological research from SPH's Leslie Stayner finds nitrate in drinking water at levels lower than government restrictions causes birth defects, particularly defects of the eye.