Profiles

Eric Delgizzo

Media Engagement Associate, SPH - Office of the Dean - Boston University School of Public Health

News & In the Media

• Published on June 15, 2022

  On Juneteenth, a Reflection on the Historical Legacy of Slavery

• Published on May 4, 2022

  On Centering Reproductive Health and Access in the Public Health Agenda

• Published on September 11, 2020

  Staff Spotlight: Eric DelGizzo

• Published on January 10, 2020

  Art and the Health of Populations

• Published on October 11, 2019

  Race, History, and the Science of Health Inequities

• Published on August 23, 2019

  Where We Have Been, Where We Are Headed

• Published on July 5, 2019

  Independence Day and the Immigrant

• Published on May 31, 2019

  What Will Happen to Women’s Health If Abortion Is Banned?

• Published on April 12, 2019

  The ACA Debate Shows We Need to Change How We Talk About Health

• Published on March 1, 2019

  We Need a Health New Deal

• Published on January 11, 2019

  Public Health Means Mental Health

• Published on January 4, 2019

  The Burden of Substance Misuse

• Published on December 14, 2018

  No One Should Be Excluded from Health

• Published on December 7, 2018

  Homelessness and Health

• Published on November 16, 2018

  Looking Back, with Gratitude

• Published on November 7, 2018

  The 2018 Midterms: A Public Health Takeaway

• Published on November 2, 2018

  Health Is on the Ballot This Week

• Published on October 26, 2018

  There Is No Public Health without Environmental Health

• Published on October 19, 2018

  How We Define “Freedom” Matters for Our Health

• Published on October 12, 2018

  How Art Reflects the Conditions That Create Health

• Published on September 21, 2018

  Health Is an Extension of Politics

• Published on August 24, 2018

  A Word of Welcome

• Published on July 20, 2018

  On Keeping the Faith in 2018

• Published on May 18, 2018

  Why Public Health? Three Stories That Reflect Our Core Mission

• Published on May 11, 2018

  Why There Can Be No Health Without Social Justice

• Published on May 4, 2018

  How the Trump Administration Is Shaping Our Health

• Published on March 30, 2018

  On Shaping Media Narratives to Improve the Health of the Public

• Published on March 23, 2018

  The Future of Public Health Education

• Published on March 16, 2018

  Power and Public Health

• Published on February 9, 2018

  For Health, We Need Compassion

• Published on February 2, 2018

  On Challenging Our Perspectives

• Published on January 26, 2018

  Why Does DACA Matter?

• Published on December 29, 2017

  A Note of Gratitude

• Published on December 17, 2017

  Towards a Global Public Health

• Published on December 10, 2017

  Game Theory and the Greater Good

• Published on November 28, 2017

  Preventing Sexual Harassment and Assault: A Public Health Imperative

• Published on November 26, 2017

  Towards Greater Inclusion in a Diverse Community

• Published on November 17, 2017

  Learning from Recent Disasters: Three Lessons for Public Health

• Published on November 6, 2017

  We Are All to Blame for Texas

• Published on November 5, 2017

  How Do We Know When We Know Something?

• Published on October 29, 2017

  When Should Schools Take Sides?

• Published on October 22, 2017

  Our Neighborhoods, Our Health

• Published on October 15, 2017

  Shifting the Frame on Choice

• Published on October 1, 2017

  Good for the World…Good for Me?

• Published on September 17, 2017

  The BU MPH: On Creating a “Diagonal” Curriculum

• Published on September 3, 2017

  On Maintaining a Respectful, Inclusive Academic Conversation

• Published on July 9, 2017

  On Responding to Unanticipated, Large-Scale Health Challenges

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