The collection of essays co-edited by Michael Deem and Jennifer Lingler is available from Oxford University Press.

Jaia Gallegos and Prathiksha Sivakumar will serve on the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health cohort through the academic year.

The publication will recognize Brooke Rawls and Lawrence Uradu at a May 2 ceremony for excellence among African American professionals in the region.

The associate professor will work to create a class, Public Health and Human Flourishing, which will be offered beginning in 2025.

Anthony Anzell came to the School of Public Health to study the mechanisms of hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia with Beth Roman, a leading expert and basic research director in Pitt’s HHT Center.

“Visualizing Loss” follows 5 Pennsylvania families and their experience with bereavement after the death of a child.

Her study on contraceptive use among Medicaid enrollees could have major health implications for people with disabilities.

The eight-week summer residential program introduces students to the role public health professionals play in healthy communities.

The American College of Epidemiology’s most prestigious award is conferred for extraordinary contributions to the field.

A new Department of Health and Human Services grant will provide $5 million in funding to improve access to care for underserved populations.