SPH's Arden Handler co-authored a new commentary outlining the key lessons in maternal and child health from the pandemic and ways to strengthen public health and healthcare.
A new report from SPH and statewide partners identifies digital literacy, holistic services and social isolation as key health challenges for Illinois' aging rural populations.
Ron Hershow, professor of epidemiology, told WGN News that non-vaccination interventions such as mask usage and social distancing need to continue as variants continue to spread.
Alumna Dima Qato told the New York Times that Walgreens' current practice of spacing Pfizer vaccines by four weeks instead of three may build mistrust in the vaccine process.
SPH researchers who studied capacity-building initiatives to address precarious employment apply their findings to the workers at risk during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Michael Cailas told the Chicago Tribune the spread of new variants is likely driving upticks in COVID-19 infections, both in the U.S. and across the globe.
A new report from SPH and statewide partners finds the pandemic has negatively impacted preexisting health disparities in rural Illinois, with recommendations toward health equity.
Ron Hershow, MD, professor of epidemiology, told ABC 7 Chicago the use of vaccine passports moving forward could be a key tool toward a broad reopening of society.
New geographic information systems dashboards from SPH experts use a COVID-19 Community Vulnerability Index to identify vaccine needs in Cook County, Illinois.
SPH alumna Janet Lin, MD, MPH '04 is the operations lead for UIC's partnership administering 1,000 COVID-19 vaccines specifically to residents of Chicago's Englewood neighborhood.
