At the 16th Southby Lecture, Francis Collins discussed precision health, COVID-19 trust loss, and bold public health reform with GW's Manya Magnus.
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Milken Institute SPH joined the National Maternal Mental Health Accelerator, uniting 100+ orgs to expand postpartum care, paid leave, & affordability by 2030.
One Year Together: A Reflection on My First Year as Dean
Dean Kelly Gebo reflects on her first year leading Milken Institute SPH, celebrating the School’s accomplishments and sharing priorities for the future.
At NCL and GW's conference, Vin Gupta, MD, explores AI in healthcare, highlighting clinical innovation, public trust, and solutions to U.S. system challenges.
GW expert Nirbhay Kumar reviews combined malaria interventions, including mosquito control, antimalarial drugs and vaccines, to advance global elimination.
Public health experts challenge a federal Medicaid rule they say could cause people with serious health conditions to lose coverage.
Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity Welcomes Tenth Cohort of Global Health Leaders
The Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity announces its 2027 cohort — 15 leaders whose work is shaping the future of health in communities around the world.
GW Milken Institute School of Public Health to Waive Application Fee for First 1,000 MPH Applicants
WASHINGTON (August 12, 2026) — The George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health will waive the application fee for the first 1,000 applicants to its...
New Research Documents Growing Silicosis Epidemic Among Quartz Countertop Workers
A new report on California's growing silicosis epidemic among quartz countertop workers calls for stronger surveillance, earlier diagnosis and protections.
Public health experts urge HHS to withdraw a Medicaid work requirements rule they say could jeopardize coverage for millions of Americans.