Projections for omicron wave in Florida
Newest projections for what the omicron wave may look like in Florida between now and February 2022.
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AI and your health
Researchers are using artificial intelligence technology to improve treatment outcomes and population health.
NBA player Michael Kidd-Gilchrist shares journey as a person who stutters
Kidd-Gilchrist discussed the importance of the trusted relationship between a person who stutters and their speech-language pathologist.
Using ‘baby talk’ with infants isn’t just cute: It could help them learn to make words
A new study suggests that when parents baby talk to their infants, they might be helping them learn to produce speech.
PHHP recognizes 2021 Employees of the Year
Aubrey Bonsal, Zoe Martusewicz and Garret Pogue were named the College of Public Health and Health Professions' 2021 Employees of the Year.
Study shows artificial intelligence’s potential to predict dementia
AI, combined with MRI scans of the brain, may be able to predict whether people with early memory loss will go on to develop dementia or Alzheimer’s disease.
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.
Patients who recover from severe COVID-19 still have significant risk of death
Patients who recovered from severe COVID-19 were 233% more likely to die within a year after infection than patients who tested negative.
This Month in PHHP
Read the November issue for news and announcements from the college's departments and programs.
