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Boston University School of Public Health Dean Sandro Galea calls for government action to stem the deadly merger of access to weapons and senseless hate.
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The traditional White Coat Ceremony held Aug. 1 on Talbot Green marked the first steps in the professional journeys for the 189 members of BUSM’s Class of 2020.
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BUSPH Clinical Assistant Professor Sophie Godley speaks out on the disproportionate rate of hate crimes.
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BUSPH Professor Michael Siegel on the overdue need to restore federal funding for research into gun violence.
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A conversation on race and violence at the Boston University Medical Campus. July, 2016.
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BUSPH Associate Dean for Public Health Practice Harold Cox says it is time to demand gun control.
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Cristin Marona (’10) returns to BUSPH each May to help teach GH 744: Program Design for Global Health, a class in which students learn by acting as project consultants for organizations all over the world.
The students not only receive [...]feedback from their clients, Marona says. Many of these proposed programs are picked up and become funded realities.
“We’ve had everything from commercial sex worker programs in Swaziland to building apps for the government of India,†she says.
Marona is now based in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, serving as senior development advisor at Palladium, a global management consulting group working to promote economic growth, health, education, and the environment in over 90 countries.
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Pat Hibberd, the incoming chair of SPH’s Department of Global Health, is a physician and epidemiologist who comes to SPH from Harvard University. She was a professor of global health at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and [...]professor of pediatrics at Harvard Medical School. She also has headed the Division of Global Health in the Department of Pediatrics at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH).
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Michael Stein, who comes to SPH from Brown University, where he has been a professor of medicine, health services, policy & practice, says he was drawn to SPH for a number of reasons, including its focus on helping vulnerable populations. His [...]research has focused on substance use disorders, HIV/AIDS, mental health disorders and the determinants of risk-taking.
Stein has published more than 275 scientific journal articles and has been recognized by the National Institutes of Health as being among the top 1 percent of federally funded clinical investigators over the past two decades, related to his interests in substance use disorders and behavioral health medicine.
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