Environmental health concerns in Clay County
Drs. Tracie Baker and Dejana Braithwaite quoted in WUFT article
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Department Of Epidemiology
COVID numbers rising, should students be concerned?
Jerne Shapiro on Orlando's NPR station WMFE
In women with HIV, several adverse health habits boost the risk of poor outcomes
Dr. Natalie Chichetto discusses her research with Medpage Today
PHHP offers new funding program to help faculty reach their research goals
The PHHP Research Innovation Fund is designed to support pilot testing or feasibility studies that will place faculty members in an optimal position to obtain research funding from outside agencies.
MPH student Shilpi Mistry chosen for highly selective Policy Internship with UF Health Cancer Center
Shilpi Mistry, a second-year Master of Public Health student with a concentration in epidemiology in the University of Florida College of Public Health and Health Professions, has been selected for the UF Health Cancer Center’s Cancer Policy Internship. Shilpi will be completing this internship during her enrollment in PHC 6941…
What You Should Know About the Potential Risks of Kratom
New York Times article cites 2022 study led by Dr. Catherine Striley
Confronting AIDS in Florida with artificial intelligence
A UF research team is applying the power of artificial intelligence to medical records to uncover patterns of risk and bias that have left some Florida patients with poor access to today’s effective treatments.
Supporting next generation AI research
Five PHHP students are inaugural recipients of the college's Ph.D. Fellowship in Artificial Intelligence program.
National HIV Testing Day
National HIV Testing Day, held annually on June 27, encourages people to get tested for HIV, know their status and get linked to care and treatment.
96.4% of Americans had COVID-19 antibodies in their blood by fall 2022
It is reasonable to conclude that almost no one in this population has neither been infected by SARS-CoV-2 nor received a COVID-19 vaccine, the authors write.
