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Researchers are looking for participants for their study to learn about barriers experienced by women of color, related to endometriosis diagnosis.

SPHHS researchers comment in multiple media outlets on health-related topics.

Researchers are seeking 65-75 year-old participants for a study of the effects of different resistance training exercise programs on skeletal muscle function.

Alumna Amelia Bailey ’22MPH serves as corresponding author on a recently published paper appearing in the journal Substance Use & Misuse.

Chi Hyun Lee has received a two-year, $154,791 NIH grant to develop statistical tools that will better predict breast cancer survival rates.

Five students working in the labs of Alexander Suvorov and Alicia Timme-Laragy received awards at the Society of Toxicology’s (SOT) 62nd annual meeting.

Kathryn Derose has received an NIH grant to lead an urban gardening and peer nutritional counseling program for HIV-positive people in the Dominican Republic.

Nearly 40% of participants in a pilot study quit tobacco after completing a video-based smoking cessation intervention developed by Krishna Poudel.

Public Health Practice alumna Jennifer Rasmussen '22MPH recently published a paper in a special issue of the journal Challenges devoted to planetary health.

The School of Public Health and Health Sciences held its 26th annual Research Day on April 14, 2023, in the Student Union Ballroom.