Public Health in the News- August 7th, 2016
Global A global public health crisis- the end of mercury pollution?? The Australian based laboratory of chemistry professor, Justin M. Chalker, may have a solution. His lab [...]
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On the 2016 Olympic schedule: a public health match
by Claire Vernon Athletes and sports fans around the world are preparing for the 2016 Olympic Games which begin this Friday in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil [1] but as we look [...]
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 [...]
NPHR Public Health News May 1st 2016
Global News Ever wonder whose job it is to go around during war to pull people from the rubble and provide emergency care? meet the white helmet brigade in Syria. Does the [...]
The Role of Biomedical Visualization in Medicine and Health
By John Daugherty, Program Director for BVIS at UIC Visual Communication for Public Health Healthcare providers, patients and their families, the public, the media, [...]
Public Health in the News – April 24, 2016
Global The Pan-American Health Organization is implementing many emergency relief measures to help build up public health infrastructure in Ecuador following the recent [...]
Finding The First Step: On Seeing Through the Lens of Students, Surprising Finds, and Finding a Way Forward Together
By Anna Maitland, J.D., Schuette Clinical Fellow in Health and Human Rights Access to Health students and faculty sit with the Federation Health Board to discuss findings [...]
Public Health in the News- April 17th, 2016
Global Will yellow fever gain a foothold in Asia? “… if it does it would be a public-health disaster,” says an expert on mosquito-borne diseases at Duke-NUS Medical [...]
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