Public Health Archives

Samples from drinking fountains in 56 parks found that 12 had lead levels of two micrograms per liter or more

Students in Selina Stasi’s public health class commit time and effort to give back to communities and help organizations fulfill their missions

Study shows that when health care providers spend more time with home health care patients, risk of hospital readmission decreases

Technology developed by a School of Public Health researcher takes a decades-old experiment to a new level

Doctoral student TyKeara Mims looks to make a difference, named a Fellow in the current cohort of the Bill Anderson Fund

Researchers at Texas A&M evaluate the impact of telehealth services on Medicaid patients’ health care use and spending to help officials make critical decisions

A significant portion of Americans socially identify with the anti-vaxx label, presenting potential implications for public health

Researchers investigate decline in emergency department visits during the COVID-19 pandemic

New study examines how long the coronavirus can survive on surface areas and how it spreads from one surface to another