The student becomes the practitioner: Experiential learning at a glance
At PHHP, students have the opportunity to put learning into practice, giving them a head start on careers.
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One Health
Fevi Paro’s wildlife photo earns UF recognition
She captured the image while conducting Ph.D. fieldwork in Rwanda.
Meet the Students of PHHP: Popy Khatun, Ph.D. in Public Health
Meet the students from the College of Public Health and Health Professions, a diverse group dedicated to improving health and well-being in communities around the world.
Meet the Students of PHHP: Abrianna Chung, Master of Health Science
Meet the students from the College of Public Health and Health Professions, a diverse group dedicated to improving health and well-being in communities around the world.
Is Zika still a threat in 2026?
Zika has largely faded from public view since 2016, but does that mean we no longer need to worry?
New UF AI project aims to keep food supplies safe in the event of a screwworm outbreak
Zhoumeng Lin leads a new study that will create computational models to determine drug withdrawl intervals for food animals.
Don’t let a tick make you sick: How to stay safe this summer
Faculty member Michael von Fricken shares everything you need to know to avoid tickborne illness in Florida.
A $3.5 million grant will help UF researchers identify viruses, limit infectious disease spread
The new surveillance system will target dengue fever, yellow fever and other arboviruses.
Hantavirus, explained
How is hantavirus transmitted? What are the symptoms? John Lednicky has these answers and more.
What is hantavirus? Symptoms, transmission and treatment explained
While rare, hantaviruses are a genus of viruses primarily transmitted from rodents to humans.
