Dr. Quynh Nguyen Awarded $3.3 M NIH Grant, Will Use Twitter Data to Characterize Racial Climate Across US
John Salerno: Centering Vulnerable LGBTQ+ Communities in Research and Advocacy
Virtual Research Exchange Will Mentor Diverse Health Care Leaders Through U21 Network
New Technique Explores African American Willingness to Participate in Genomics Research Through Storytelling
Book: Why We Are Losing the War on Gun Violence in the United States
Nature Aids in Health and Wellness for Mind, Body and Soul, New Article Finds
Black Families Matter: A Call to Action for Therapists to Do Better for African American Clients
Expert: Clear Communication on Vaccine Approvals, Safety, Efficacy Needed Now
Rural Areas Face Greater Challenges Adapting to Telehealth, New Research Finds
New Research Explores the Role of Environmental Factors in Covid-19 Transmission in Washington, DC
TOGETHER Program Receives $5M to Continue Relationship and Financial Counseling for Local Couples
Commentary: Valuing Infant Health in the United States
‘Accountable Care’ Hospitals May Help Older Adults with Alzheimer’s Disease in Rural Areas that Lack Adequate Dementia Care
Study: How Your Neighborhood Design Could Impact Your COVID-19 Risk
Richard Remigio, Ph.D. ’21, Receives NIH Award to Support Research on Climate Impacts on Kidney Disease
Vaccine Opposition On Facebook Uniting Around ‘Civil Liberties’ Argument
Family Science Alumnus John Hart, MS '12, PhD '17 Talks Prison Reform
LGBTQ+ College Students Face Significant Psychological Distress During Covid-19 Pandemic
Vaccine Proponents and Opponents are Vectors of Misinformation Online
Exercise Could Help in Recovery From COVID-19, Maryland Researchers Theorize
Don Milton and Min Wu receive NSF funding to improve telemedicine
Dylan Roby Explains the Importance of Medicaid Expansion for Childless Young Adults During the COVID-19 Pandemic
MPower Funds Research to Develop a Rapid, Point-of-Care COVID-19 Test
SPH Leaders Partner on Effort to Control Covid-19 Spread in Indoor Environments
EPA-funded Project Seeks to Protect Vulnerable Communities from Toxic Exposures Caused by Natural Disasters
“Culturally Aware Mentoring” Has Potential to Improve Diversity in STEM Fields, new study shows
New Project Supports Black Men’s Mental Health, Addresses Impact of Trauma and Toxic Environments
UMD to Develop COVID-19 Decision Making Tools for Higher Education
Air Pollution Hits Poor Kids Harder, New Study Shows
Policy Brief: Mitigating the Risk for Child Maltreatment in the COVID-19 Context
The Impact of Trauma, Depression and Substance Use on Black Sexual Minority Men and Transgender Women’s Health in the US
Seminar Series on the Epidemiology of the COVID-19 Pandemic
Editorial: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Change Efforts are Unethical and Harmful
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
Doctoral Students John P. Salerno and Natasha Williams Publish Commentary on the Impact of COVID-19 on LGBTQ Populations
Global Health NOW Features Marie Thoma's "Untold Story of Global Health"
Different Viruses, Similar Outcomes: Tracing the Common Thread of Inequality Between Pandemics a Century Apart
Facts about the Stop COVID-19 Study at the School of Public Health
Jocelyn R. Smith Lee, PhD '13, Awarded Gates Foundation Grant for Project focused on Young, Black Men in Baltimore
NSF-funded Global Consortium to Develop Climate and Health Warning System
Devlon Jackson and Cynthia Baur publish study about disparities in digital health
Don Milton co-authors Nature study providing more evidence that SARS-CoV-2 may spread by air
Park Spaces and the Human Experience
Dr. Rodman Turpin Discusses Recent LGBTQ+ Research
Life in the Time of COVID-19 Online Chat
Seminar | COVID-19: Learning from South Korea
Wearing Surgical Masks in Public Could Help Slow Pandemic’s Advance, New Study Suggests