Chronic inflammation and poverty are a ‘double whammy’ for mortality risk
Dr. Arch G. Mainous, III, leads study on increased mortality risk for those suffering from both poverty and inflammation simultaneously.
Dr. Arch G. Mainous, III, leads study on increased mortality risk for those suffering from both poverty and inflammation simultaneously.
Shruti Kolli, B.P.H., a PHHP alumna and first year medical student in the UF College of Medicine, shares advice for pre-health students and how a background in public health helped prepare her to become a doctor.
Melanie Orejuela, a Master of Public Health student, is working to reduce health disparities for Latinx veterans through her role as a research project coordinator with the V.A.
Natasha Weatherspoon-Griffin, an EGH postdoctoral researcher, was awarded a travel grant to attend the Wind River Conference on Prokaryotic Biology in Estes Park, CO in June 2017. A key feature of this historic conference is to maximize participation of early career scientists and facilitate interactions with established investigators. This international…
by: Jenny Rogers In celebration of International Education Week from November 13-17, the University of Florida Department of Environmental and Global Health turns the spotlight on two of its most notable international students. 33-year-old Soung Iballa Francklin Brice from Cameroon, Africa, made the decision to pursue his Ph.D. in One…
This Veterans Day, PHHP thanks our brave servicemen and women for their service to our country. See how two PHHP community members are making a difference.
PHHP professors Dr. Tracie Baker and Dr. Heather Stark, in collaboration with researchers from Ethiopian universities, study pesticide pollution and maternal health.
by: Jenny Rogers Dr. Eric Nelson is committed to the pursuit of accessible health care around the clock. The University of Florida Department of Environmental and Global Health and Department of Pediatrics associate professor has been with UF since 2016. Apart from his time at the UF College of Public…
PHHP master and doctoral students in public health co-authored an article that appears in Frontiers in Education.
Dr. Benjamin Anderson received his Master of Public Health (MPH) in 2012, and later his PhD in Public Health, One Health concentration in 2015, from the University of Florida Department of Environmental and Global Health. After graduating with his PhD from UF, Dr. Anderson joined Duke University as a Postdoctoral…