Social Media May Be Used to Combat COVID Vaccine Hesitancy in Nigeria
New study suggests social media may be a useful tool to counter vaccine disinformation in the US and other countries
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National Food Safety Expert Joins Milken Institute School of Public Health
Barbara Kowalcyk will direct the new Center for Food Safety & Nutrition Security
Unionized Nursing Homes 78% More Likely to Report Workplace Injury and Illness Data to OSHA
Unionized Nursing Homes 78% More Likely to Report Workplace Injury and Illness Data to OSHA.
Obesity experts spotlight safety gap in clinical trials and drug labeling for people with obesity
Obesity experts spotlight safety gap in clinical trials and drug labeling for people with obesity.
George Washington University Launches Medicaid Workforce Tracker
Online tool identifies parts of the US with shortages in healthcare providers willing to take Medicaid patients
Lead Exposure in Early Life Linked to Higher Risk of Criminal Behavior in Adulthood
New analysis from George Washington University spotlights need for policies to prevent future health and social problems from lead exposure
GW Researchers Use Empathic Approach on Social Media to Change Attitudes on Vaccination
New study showcases how social media platforms can be effectively harnessed to foster constructive information sharing, countering the spread of misinformation
Bart Bingenheimer receives the 2023 GWSPH Graduate Residential Excellence in Teaching Award
Every year students in the GWSPH recommend and vote for faculty members who have made a significant and lasting contribution to their learning and professional growth. This year PCH Associate...
WASHINGTON (July 20, 2023) -- A new study conducted by researchers at the...
Health Professions Requiring Advanced Degrees Have Few Latinos
WASHINGTON (July 5, 2023)--Although the situation is improving, Latinos and especially Mexican Americans, remain very underrepresented in US health professions that require...