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Professors Receive $1.36M NIH Grant to Lead Doctoral Training Program in Reproductive, Perinatal, and Pediatric Health

Jamila Rodriguez poses in front of a tree on Talbot Green. Photo: Megan Jones
Students

BS/MPH Student Jamila Rodriguez Selected for Melville Scholarship

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The SPH-sponsored FIFA World Cup practicum students on their first day at the BU CEID office. From left: Alma Nieto, MacClement Guthrie, Melissa Mezieche, Dierdre Otoo, and Julianna Reyes. Photo: Megan Jones
school news

Students to Monitor Infectious Disease Risk During the FIFA World Cup

May 29, 2026
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alumni news

Bridging Public Health and National Security: A Q&A with Draper VP Dr. Kathryn Brinsfield (SPH’01)

May 29, 2026
Cruise ships sail the sea, taking passengers or tourists on sea trips to various destinations around the world.
infectious disease

Hantavirus Outbreak Raises Greater Concern about Emergency Preparedness

May 14, 2026
Baby receives a vaccination from a healthcare professional. Gloved ands shown carefully holding the syringe and the child's leg to ensure safe and precise injection
infectious disease

New Study Suggests Reduced Newborn Hepatitis B Vaccination Coverage May Increase Infant Infections

April 27, 2026
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Global Health

Global Health Partnerships in Southern Africa Put Infectious and Chronic Disease Innovation on the Map

April 24, 2026
A SHRI communal toilet facility in India. Photo: Suryan and Dang
Environmental Health

SPH in India: Partnering for Progress on Disease, Climate, and Sanitation

April 24, 2026
health disparities

New Estimates of Uncounted COVID-19 Deaths Reveal Critical Gaps in US Death Investigation System

March 20, 2026
policy

New Analysis Identifies Feasible TB Diagnostic Instrument Prices for Healthcare Systems in Low-Resource Countries

March 13, 2026
Mother holding her premature newborn baby as he is hooked up to an IV and health monitors while being treated in intensive care
antibiotic-resistant bacteria

Low-cost Preventive Measures Could Mitigate Spread of Bacteria Causing Neonatal Mortality

March 6, 2026
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Global Health

Foreign Aid Cuts to Tuberculosis Services Could Cost Families $80 Billion Worldwide

March 6, 2026

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