Students at the Capitol
Organized by the School of Public Health Student Senate, “Day at the Capitol” introduced students to the legislative process and the growing role of politics in public health.
Predicting blood clots
New study uses large-scale blood protein analysis to uncover new clues about why dangerous blood clots form.
Meet Maternal and Child Health MPH, Charlotte Stow
“Having faculty and mentors who advocate for you is really helpful, and I feel very lucky.”
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The Public Health Workforce Protects Us All
We’re conducting critical research to make the public health workforce stronger—from safeguarding clean water, making sure babies are born healthy, to ensuring rural communities have access to health services—the workforce is the engine of public health. Find out what we are doing to make sure your community is staffed with public health workers.
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