US government report says fluoride at twice the recommended limit is linked to lower IQ in kids
Dr. Ashley Malin discusses a new National Toxicology Program report with the Associated Press.
Posts tagged as
Department Of Epidemiology
COVID-19 vaccine levels are low, but case rates and hospitalizations are rising
Jerne Shapiro discusses Florida's COVID-19 vaccine rates with Central Florida Public Media.
International team takes best poster award at Artificial Intelligence in Medicine conference
Their study used AI to predict the emergence of dominant Omicron COVID-19 variants with very high precision and accuracy.
PHHP’s 2024 AI Ph.D. Fellows named
The AI Fellows program fosters doctoral students’ training and research in AI and encourages out-of-the-box ideas.
Linda Cottler to give endowed lecture at American College of Epidemiology annual meeting
The endowed lecturer award is bestowed upon individuals who are developing or transforming aspects of epidemiology.
PHHP faculty awarded promotion and tenure
Fifteen faculty members were awarded tenure and/or promotion from the University of Florida for the 2023-24 cycle.
What you need to know about mpox
Drew Westmoreland, Ph.D., MSPH, an assistant professor in the department of epidemiology, shares common misconceptions about mpox and how to protect yourself from infection.
PHHP announces newest Research Innovation Fund awards
Drs. Russell Hepple, Kathryn Ross and Drew A. Westmoreland are recipients of new pilot funding awards.
Is fluoridated drinking water safe for pregnant women?
Dr. Ashley Malin discusses her new study with the New York Times.
Study explores association between fluoride exposure in pregnancy and neurobehavioral issues in young children
Higher fluoride levels in pregnant women are linked to increased odds of their children exhibiting neurobehavioral problems at age 3, according to a new study.
