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Preventive Tuberculosis Treatment Wanes After One Year in High-Burden Countries, but Lasts for at Least 8 to 13 Years in Low- and Medium-Burden Countries

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SPH at 50: How Staff Crafted Their Legacy of Support

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Student Spends Summer at Country’s Top Cancer Center

September 12, 2025
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breast cancer

Increasing Cancer-Gene Testing in Primary Care

March 28, 2025
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mental health

Peer Support May Lower Depression, Stress Among Cancer Patients in Low-Resource Settings

November 26, 2024
genetic testing

Offering Genetic Testing at the Point of Care May Increase Uptake

May 4, 2023
breast cancer

Researchers Develop Breast Cancer Prediction Tool for Black Women

October 22, 2021
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Moderate Use of Hair Relaxers Does Not Increase Breast Cancer Risk Among Black Women

June 4, 2021
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Traci Bethea (SPH’11): Studying Health Disparities in Breast Cancer ‘Is My Calling’

April 1, 2021
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SPH Professors Examine Breast Cancer Genetic Risk Disclosure Methods

February 3, 2021
health law

Faculty Spotlight: Christopher Louis

June 4, 2020
slone epidemiology center

Professor Named Director of Slone Epidemiology Center

July 2, 2019

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