Empowered woman empowering women
September 12, 2019
Continued education empowers physician, mother and researcher to help women create healthy homes for their families
Occupational Health and Safety full scholarships
September 11, 2019
School of Public Health offers the opportunity to apply for full scholarships with monthly stipends funded through NIOSH grant
The kidney disease epidemic in Central America
September 9, 2019
Research into a new type of kidney disease, called Mesoamerican nephropathy, funded by National Institutes of Health
The next generation of physicians’ views on childhood obesity
September 4, 2019
Researchers investigate medical student views on health disparities and childhood obesity
Not black and white: Differences in perceived risk
August 26, 2019
Researchers study race and gender effects on environmental risk perception
Physical focus: Overcoming lack of exercise-friendly infrastructure
August 19, 2019
Researchers identify best practices for physical activity interventions
Center receives national health care award
August 13, 2019
Healthcare Leadership Council honors the Center for Population Health and Aging with the 2019 Redefining American Healthcare Award
Conspiracy theories and fear of needles contribute to vaccine hesitancy for many parents
August 7, 2019
Why some parents – despite the scientific community’s conclusions that childhood vaccines are safe – put their children at risk by not vaccinating them
Improving care for those living with dementia
August 7, 2019
Center for Population Health and Aging researching technology-based interventions