Leading Experts Call for Immediate Action to Address Inhalation Exposure to Prevent COVID-19 Infections and Deaths
$1.5 M Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Gift Will Expand Students' Public Health Experiences
UMD Joins CommuniVax Rapid Research Coalition to Engage Communities in an Equitable COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign
UMD Public Health Faculty Experts Inform the Public About COVID-19
Expert: Clear Communication on Vaccine Approvals, Safety, Efficacy Needed Now
Letter from Leading Researchers Urges Terminology Update, Shift in COVID-19 Guidance
Vaccine Proponents and Opponents are Vectors of Misinformation Online
Study of Flu Transmission Provides More Evidence that Respiratory Viruses Spread via Air
Increases in Asthma Hospitalizations in Maryland Linked to Climate Change and Earlier Spring Onset
It's Time to Address Airborne Transmission of COVID-19, Dr. Don Milton and 239 Colleagues Urge
Study Finds Physical Activity Prevents Depression in Older Adults During COVID-19
Program Increases Access to Long-Acting Birth Control Among Title X Patients in Delaware
School of Public Health Mobilizes Community and State Partnerships to Fight COVID-19
Wearing Surgical Masks in Public Could Help Slow Pandemic’s Advance, New Study Suggests
Coronavirus Test Questions
University of Maryland Among Top 100 Proposals for MacArthur $100 Million Grant
SAFE Center Symposium Highlights Fight Against Labor Trafficking in Maryland
New Guidelines Help Identify, Support Human Trafficking Survivors in Maryland
Stress and Discrimination Linked to Higher Substance Use Disorders in Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Persons
Abortion Does Not Increase a Woman’s Risk of Attempting Suicide
Inoculating Against the Spread of Viral Misinformation
Equity at Birth: Study Informs Effort to Reduce Racial Gap in Babies Born Prematurely
UMD Prevention Research Center to Focus on LGBTQ Mental Health with new $3.75M from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
UMD CONSERVE Center of Excellence Working to Ensure Water and Food Security and Protect Public Health in a Changing Climate
UMD School of Public Health Receives INSIGHT Into Diversity 2019 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity Award
Health Care (and Smiles) for All
Study Finds Soaring Temperatures Mean Rising Peril to Kidney Disease Patients
Indian “Sesame Street” Show Improves Preschoolers’ Skills
UMD SAFE Center Launches Economic Empowerment Initiative Led by Mari Snyder
New report urges college presidents and trustees to address substance use on campus using best scientific evidence
Maryland Strengthens Efforts to Fight Human Trafficking and Support Survivors
Exercise Activates Memory Networks in Older Adults
Changes in Onset of Spring Linked to More Allergies Across the US
Maryland SAFE Center Joins School of Public Health
Exercise May Improve Cognition by Reducing Brain Blood Flow in Older Adults
Dr. Jie Chen Awarded $1.3 Million National Institute of Aging Grant to Study Impact of Care Coordination on Minorities with Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementia
New UNAIDS Report Focuses on Reducing the Burden of New HIV infections in Young Women
Stark Challenges for Latino Youths in Montgomery County
Jennifer Roberts and Marccus Hendricks Selected as Harvard JPB Environmental Health Fellows
SPH Events at the American Public Health Association (APHA) Meeting
SPH Team Receives $1.3M Grant to Build Health Literacy App for Underserved Populations
Undocumented Immigrants Least Likely to See a Doctor, but Still Healthier Than Other Populations
NSF Awards UMD $3M to launch Global STEWARDS training program
Infecting the Vaccine Debate: Research Finds Bots and Russian Trolls Influenced Vaccine Discussion on Twitter
School of Public Health launches new Global Health Initiative
Eva DuGoff discusses the promise and pitfalls of the CHRONIC Care Act
Having an abortion does not lead to depression, research by Dr. Julia Steinberg shows
Sexting may lead to problematic first-time sex, study finds
Logo recognition associated with kids’ choice of international junk foods in six developing countries
Flu may be spread just by breathing, new study shows; coughing and sneezing not required