With persistent vaccine resistance across the U.S. and protests against vaccine mandates both at home and abroad, there is a prevailing understanding among those who believe in immunization against COVID-19 [...]
Long before the first signs of COVID-19 upended traditional modes of education and turned kitchen tables into classrooms, CUNY SPH invested in the people and infrastructure that would support ongoing [...]
Diabetes, cardiovascular disease, kidney disease, dementia, and pregnancy complications have one thing in common: they’re all associated with poor oral health, as demonstrated by numerous studies. While oral health [...]
Pictured above, doctoral student Matthew Romo In 2018, nations and health organizations around the world suspended use of dolutegravir, the top HIV antiretroviral treatment for women of reproductive age. [...]
As defined by the CDC and NIH, health literacy is the degree to which individuals have the ability to find, understand, and use information and services to inform health-related decisions [...]
A Harlem subway station mosaic on the platform wall at 125th Street. The strength and heritage represented in the artwork echoes today through the community’s commitment to the Harlem Strong [...]
The finger-prick, painful but necessary, draws the blood sample that will reveal whether the wailing child has been exposed to lead, a known neurotoxin that can cause permanent intellectual [...]
Measuring the impacts of gentrification on food environments Research has shown that gentrification and its associated socioeconomic changes can be a factor in destabilizing food environments, affecting food access [...]
Dear friends and colleagues, I am delighted to share with you the 2022 Annual Report for the CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy. As our school [...]
Studying and working with SPARC’s other clinical, commercial and academic institutions will enrich student experiential learning and open up extensive new career opportunities. This fall, New York City and State [...]