Revolutionary Public Health

 

PUBLIC HEALTH AT GW: NOTHING SHORT OF REVOLUTIONARY

 

From its vast network of global partnerships and the U.S.'s largest MPH program to pursuing cutting-edge research and policy impact in the heart of Washington, D.C. and beyond, explore the stories that are making the GW’s Milken Institute School of Public Health nothing short of revolutionary.

 

 

 

Making Nationwide Impact on U.S. Maternal Mental Health

One in five mothers in the U.S. experiences a maternal mental health condition each year—yet the majority never receive treatment, with lasting consequences for families, children, and communities. GW’s Milken Institute School of Public Health's report cards on U.S. maternal mental health offers policymakers a clear roadmap for improving care and outcomes for mothers and families nationwide. Explore the 2025 State Report Cards.

 

Find GW on the Forefront of Discovery

AI chatbots are increasingly being used to help people quit smoking, but new research shows their advice can be hit-or-miss. While many responses followed public health guidelines, some responses included misinformation, revealing gaps that could put users at risk. Milken Institute School of Public Health's cutting-edge research dives into the AI revolution to make AI tools more accurate and trustworthy for those trying to quit.

See what they found.

 

 

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Milken Institute SPH Welcomes Dean Kelly Gebo

As the Milken Institute School of Public Health moves into its fourth decade, it has recently installed physician-scientist Dr. Kelly Gebo as its Dean. Dr. Gebo brings her 30+ years in patient care and public health teaching and scholarship to GW, where she plans to prioritize student engagement and local, national and global impact. Meet Dean Gebo.

 

 

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