Public Health in the News: May 8, 2016
Global An international collaborative introduced a rapid zika paper test. International aid groups warn against US food aid shipment of peanuts: “it will deliver an [...]
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Public Health in the News – April 3, 2016
Global Zika virus research is raising questions about controversial fetal-tissue research. Defining autism with a broader lens: how cultural differences influence clinical [...]
Public Health in the News – April 5, 2015
Global Next week’s World Health Day will focus on the issue of food safety: “From farm to plate, make food safe.” National How does your brain process sour [...]
Public Health in the News – March 8, 2015
Global China has made dramatic policy improvements to try to improve air quality within the country. One of the driving forces behind these changes came from tweets about air [...]
Public Health in the News – January 18, 2015
Global Will we ever completely eradicate Ebola, or will we just subdue it? Vox analyzes the obstacles we’re still facing, while a new paper describes a model that [...]
Public Health in the News – September 21, 2014
Global Induced pluripotent stem cells, also known as iPS cells, are formed when researchers take adult cells and cause them to turn into stem cells. It has long been thought [...]
Public Health in the News – August 17, 2014
Global Ebola stories of the week: The World Health Organization reports an increase in the number of new Ebola cases and provides reassurances that air travel to and from [...]
Public Health in the News – August 3, 2014
Global Updates on the Ebola outbreak: The science blog Lunchbox Science has a great post up about the basics of Ebola and what is happening in this current outbreak. Many [...]
