News Category: All News
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dean's note
Guns and the Health of the Public
In advance of Gun Violence Awareness Day, a reflection on one of the key public health challenges of our time.
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convocation
2018 Convocation: ‘We Have the Power to Do More Together’
At 2018 SPH Convocation, Karen DeSalvo urged graduates to lead in building a more equitable world.
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PHX
Driving Innovation in Population Health Lifelong Learning
Why did we launch Population Health Exchange? Because successful public health professionals need skills and knowledge developed and honed not just once, but over a lifetime.
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LGBTQ health
Religious Refusal Laws Harm Sexual Minority Mental Health
State laws permitting denial of services to same-sex couples increase mental distress among sexual minority adults.
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In Conversation With
‘Shine a Spotlight’
Student Arianne Henry on her Pulitzer fellowship to report on Ethiopian survivors of trafficking, global mental health and human rights, and ethics of storytelling.
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convocation
Scenes from 2018 Convocation
On Saturday, May 19, hundreds of friends and family gathered to honor this year’s SPH graduates.
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Awards
Scenes from 2018 Student Award Ceremony and SCPH Graduation Reception
Family and friends join the SPH community to celebrate class of 2018 student award winners and inaugural Students of Color for Public Health reception.
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dean's note
Why Public Health? Three Stories That Reflect Our Core Mission
As the class of 2018 begins to write their own chapter in the ongoing narrative of our field, three stories show why the work of public health is more important than ever.
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alcohol/substance use
Cancer Prevention Groups Don’t Call Alcohol a Disease Risk
Largest American and Canadian cancer prevention organizations fail to state that, even when consumed in low doses, alcohol is risk factor for cancer.
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opioids
Opioid Addiction Associated with More Gun Involvement
Those addicted to opioids more likely than those addicted to alcohol to carry guns, commit or be victims of gun violence, and be present where shots are fired.