PHHP international students receive honors
Nine students were recognized for their accomplishments in the classroom, campus and the broader community.
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Researchers awarded Gates Foundation grant to build women’s health index
The index will provide policymakers with a holistic understanding of the multiple factors affecting women’s health across the lifespan.
Targeted indoor spraying reduces community risk of mosquito-borne viruses
The intervention resulted in a 60% reduction of mosquitoes in treated households and one-quarter fewer cases of chikungunya, dengue and Zika at the community level.
M.D./M.P.H. student honored for contributions to public health service
Michael Mathelier is the recipient of the U.S. Public Health Service Excellence in Public Health Award.
New studies demonstrate major progress in containing Ebola outbreaks
Dr. Ira Longini and fellow scientists report continued success in containing Ebola outbreaks.
PHHP students honored at International Student Achievement Awards ceremony
Daniel Acosta, Amadou Barrow and Veronica Herlinda Lima Bornas were recognized at the UF International Center’s International Student Achievement Awards ceremony held November 19.
Sunnyside study
Tackling maternal malnutrition in Rwanda, two eggs at a time.
A global vision for Ethiopia: Ibsa Ahmed’s One Health journey
Ahmed moved across the world to pursue a Ph.D. in One Health so that he has the expertise to tackle public health challenges in his home country.
UF researcher on team whose work could be vital in fighting drug-resistant bacteria
The battle that Dr. Eric Nelson and his collaborators are unraveling began several billion years ago when bacteria and their viral killers began a veritable genetic arms race.
New tool for assessing dehydration is built for global deployment
A novel software tool makes diagnosing and treating diarrhea-related dehydration faster, simpler and more accurate
