Greater public health response needed to limit monkeypox’s evolution, experts say
The longer the virus is circulating before cases reach a point when authorities act, the greater the opportunity the virus has to acquire mutations, the authors write.
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UF faculty join international partners to launch continuing medical education for Haitian physicians
CME has never before been offered to Haiti’s medical doctors.
Epidemiology department members travel to Thailand to present research, meet with international partners
The team participated in the World Congress of Psychiatry and met with partners at Chulalongkorn University.
Study identifies areas in Uganda where residents are most vulnerable to air pollution
The team created a social vulnerability index to identify areas within Uganda with high vulnerability and exposure to air pollution.
The livestock-childhood gut health link
UF students and researchers address the links between intestinal pathogens, livestock, and children’s gut health.
UF team to study the effects of climate change in West Africa
The team, which includes PHHP's Dr. Sarah McKune, aims to understand and explain the variations in responses to the effects of climate change in the region.
Endemic COVID-19 could be one to 10 years away
Dr. Ira Longini offers insight on the future of the COVID-19 pandemic.
PHHP students honored during 2021 International Education Week
Erta Cenko received the Alec Courtelis Award and several graduate students received certificates of outstanding achievement.
COVID-19 spread undetected in U.S., Europe earlier than believed, offering lessons for future outbreaks, including transmission of omicron variant
Reconstructing the early unnoticed spread of COVID-19 offers important insights to help countries prepare for future outbreaks.
Elizabeth Wood awarded UF Junior Faculty International Educator of the Year
The UF International Center has recognized Dr. Elizabeth Wood as the 2021 Junior Faculty International Educator of the Year.
