News Archives
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HIV/AIDS
As They Age, People Living with HIV Getting Other Chronic Conditions
Three-quarters of Medicaid-enrolled people living with HIV have at least one other chronic condition, and a quarter have five or more.
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gulf war illness
Professor Awarded $3.2M to Establish Biorepository Network for Gulf War Illness Research
![United States troops wearing NBC [Nuclear Biological and Chemical] outfits in Kuwait in 1991](/sph/files/2019/04/Professor-Awarded-3.2M-to-Establish-Biorespository-Network-for-Gulf-War-Illness-Research-400x241.jpeg)
Kimberly Sullivan will lead Boston Biorepository, Recruitment, and Integrative Network (BBRAIN) aimed at speeding up Gulf War Illness research and treatment and securing benefits for veterans.
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gulf war illness
Gulf War Veterans “Aging” Faster
Chemical exposures from Gulf War deployment associated with higher rates and earlier onset of chronic medical conditions.
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health law
MBA/MPH Students Reach Semifinals in Case Competition
In nationwide health administration contest, dual-degree students developed strategic plan and recommendations for Georgia-based community hospital.
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chronic diseases
Renal & Urology News
Gout Outcomes Favorable With Nurse-Led Care — mentions Tuhina Neogi, professor of epidemiology
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chronic diseases
Clinical Advisor
Gout Outcomes Favorable With Nurse-Led Care — mentions Tuhina Neogi, professor of epidemiology
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healthcare system
Sowetan LIVE
More than Half of Diabetics Unaware they Have Killer Disease — mentions a study by Andrew Stokes, assistant professor of
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diabetes
Medical Xpress
Few South Africans Receiving Adequate Diabetes care: Study — mentions a study by Andrew Stokes, assistant professor of global health
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diabetes
Few South Africans Receiving Adequate Diabetes Care
Significant gaps in screening, diagnosis, treatment, and control of disease found.
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obesity
The Atlantic
Is Fat Bad? — quotes Andrew Stokes, assistant professor of global health