News Archives
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alumni news
‘Redefining the First Impression’
Alum Quita Christison was a featured speaker at a TEDx Talk in Portsmouth, sharing tools for dispelling biases and presumptions.
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diabetes
BioSpectrum Asia
Thailand Discovers Unmet Needs in Diabetes Care — references study co-authored by Andrew Stokes, assistant professor of global health, and student Lily Yan
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diabetes
Healthcare IT News
Researchers Discover Unmet Needs in Thai Diabetes Care — references study co-authored by Andrew Stokes, assistant professor of global health, and student Lily Yan
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diabetes
TheHealthMania
New Research Highlights Gaps in Diabetic Care — references study co-authored by Andrew Stokes, assistant professor of global health, and student Lily Yan
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diabetes
Thai Diabetes Care Has Strengths, Gaps
The majority of Thai adults with diabetes were never diagnosed, but most of those who were diagnosed did receive treatment and got the condition under control.
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gulf war illness
Gulf War Veterans Still Suffer from Toxic Wounds
Kimberly Sullivan is devoted to understanding veterans’ illnesses caused by chemical exposure during the Gulf War—and finding treatments.
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wellness programs
Manchester Times
Kind Health Group Introduces Employee Health Coaching Programs Corporate Clients — quotes alum Georgine Nanos
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wellness programs
Tullahoma News
Kind Health Group Introduces Employee Health Coaching Programs Corporate Clients — quotes alum Georgine Nanos
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alumni honors
Alum Wins Doris Duke Clinical Scientist Award
Michelle Long will use the award to continue her research on hepatic fibrosis in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.
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Q&A
‘Societies Have Inequities No Matter How Wealthy They Are’
Ahead of a Public Health Forum, Onyebuchi Arah, professor of epidemiology at the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health, on new methodologies and global policies that examine the relationship between socioeconomic status and poor health.