Friday Letter - Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH)

ASPPH NEWS

Public Health Reports: A Comprehensive Examination of the Contaminants in Drinking Water at California Public Schools

Meet the Team: ASPPH’s Newest Grant and Donor-Funded Staff Members

ASPPH Presents Webinar: Strategic Partnerships for A Healthier Tomorrow

Public Health Reports: A Comprehensive Examination of the Contaminants in Drinking Water at California Public Schools

Meet the Team: ASPPH’s Newest Grant and Donor-Funded Staff Members

ASPPH Presents Webinar: Strategic Partnerships for A Healthier Tomorrow

Introducing a Refreshed This is Public Health®(TIPH) and Student Journey Experience on ASPPH.ORG

CDC’s Season Two of Their Listen Up! is Now Out—A Podcast for Health Communicators by Health Communicators

Ambassador Dr. John Nkengasong to Deliver the David E. Barmes Global Health Lecture on June 5

MEMBERS IN THE NEWS

Professor Emerita, Sara Rosenbaum, Quoted in the Article “One-fourth Of People Dropped from Medicaid Still Aren’t Insured, Survey Shows”

UW Professor Emeritus Richard Gleason | WA Has One Of the Highest Workplace Injury Rates in the US But Is That Really a Problem?

Dusetzina Unpacks Variance of Insulin Costs for Medicare Part-D Beneficiaries

Greater Numbers of Younger People Got Permanent Contraception After Dobbs Decision, Study Finds

Professor Emerita, Sara Rosenbaum, Quoted in the Article “One-fourth Of People Dropped from Medicaid Still Aren’t Insured, Survey Shows”

UW Professor Emeritus Richard Gleason | WA Has One Of the Highest Workplace Injury Rates in the US But Is That Really a Problem?

Dusetzina Unpacks Variance of Insulin Costs for Medicare Part-D Beneficiaries

Greater Numbers of Younger People Got Permanent Contraception After Dobbs Decision, Study Finds

Dr. Susan Hassig Discusses Dangers of Measles

How Safe is Your Scented Shampoo? Finding Out Can Be Hard

SCHOOL & PROGRAM UPDATES

USC Department of Population and Public Health Sciences Publishes 2023-2024 Annual Report

Art Exhibit on Black Women’s Reproductive Health Debuts

Meet BUSPH’s Student Content Creators

USC Department of Population and Public Health Sciences Publishes 2023-2024 Annual Report

Art Exhibit on Black Women’s Reproductive Health Debuts

Meet BUSPH’s Student Content Creators

Award-Winning Statistician Joins Yale School Of Public Health Leadership

Horst Introduces Billable Asynchronous EVisits As a Care Option At VUMC to Facilitate Telehealth Communication Efforts

Mailman School Spearheads Efforts to Combat Rising Rates of STIs: Programs to Stem Rising Rates Are Led by Dr. Alwyn Cohall

GLOBAL ACTION

Aliyu Discusses Future of Vanderbilt Institute for Global Health

Doctoral Student Collaborates with International Partners to Launch New Program That Combines Art with Global Health

FACULTY & STAFF HONORS

Epidemiologist Silvia Martins Receives NIDA Grant to Study Opioid-related Harms and Reproductive-age Women

Does a USC-designed Wearable Device Accurately Measure Daily Activity and Sleep for Children? A New Series of Studies Will Tell

Dr. Tanya Garcia Wins 2024 Gertrude M. Cox Award

Epidemiologist Silvia Martins Receives NIDA Grant to Study Opioid-related Harms and Reproductive-age Women

Does a USC-designed Wearable Device Accurately Measure Daily Activity and Sleep for Children? A New Series of Studies Will Tell

Dr. Tanya Garcia Wins 2024 Gertrude M. Cox Award

Bloomberg Centennial Chair Keshia Pollack Porter Appointed to CDC’s NCIPC Board Of Scientific Counselors

UTHEALTH HOUSTON

Nearly $4 Million Awarded for Adolescent Cancer Research

Jessica Cohen, Jane Kim Honored at Annual Alice Hamilton Award Lecture

MEMBER RESEARCH & REPORTS

No Link Between Acetaminophen Use During Pregnancy and Children’s Risk Of Autism, ADHD, and Intellectual Disability, Says Study

Changes in Vaccine Attitudes and Recommendations Among US Healthcare Personnel During the COVID-19 Pandemic

New Study Seeks to Integrate Data from Multiple US and European Studies to Improve Nutritional Guidance for Cognitive Health

School of Public Health Population Informatics Lab Faculty Awarded $12.6 Million to Continue Texas Medicaid 1115 Waiver Evaluation

No Link Between Acetaminophen Use During Pregnancy and Children’s Risk Of Autism, ADHD, and Intellectual Disability, Says Study

Changes in Vaccine Attitudes and Recommendations Among US Healthcare Personnel During the COVID-19 Pandemic

New Study Seeks to Integrate Data from Multiple US and European Studies to Improve Nutritional Guidance for Cognitive Health

School of Public Health Population Informatics Lab Faculty Awarded $12.6 Million to Continue Texas Medicaid 1115 Waiver Evaluation

The Geopolitics of Disease Prevention: Military Analogies Against COVID-19 in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Beyond

The Association of Adverse Childhood Experiences with Household Income, Educational Attainment and Partnered Status Among Adults Aged 30-39

STUDENT & ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENTS

Alumnus Calvin Johnson Named to Board of Directors for the YMCA Of South Florida

27 Gillings School Undergraduates Inducted Into Phi Beta Kappa

Student-run Healthcare Conference Reaches Milestone

Alumnus Calvin Johnson Named to Board of Directors for the YMCA Of South Florida

27 Gillings School Undergraduates Inducted Into Phi Beta Kappa

Student-run Healthcare Conference Reaches Milestone

Doctoral Candidate Tackles Antimicrobial Resistance Starting with Hospitals and Nursing Homes

Pedram Razavi, MD, a USC Alum Developing New Paradigms for Cancer Treatment and Therapeutics

MCH Student Selected for National Title V Summer Internship

PARTNER NEWS

Pathways to Public Health: Attending a Minority Serving Institution

Getting Your First Gig: An Early-Career Professionals Panel

Call For Proposals: Case Study and Research Poster Presentations

February 29, 2024