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University of Maryland School of Public Health experts are responding to the global coronavirus pandemic, helping the public to stay safe and healthy, correcting misinformation whenever possible and sharing the latest science on COVID-19 transmission and vaccine delivery.

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SPH News Stories in Maryland Today

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U.S. Pregnancy-Related Deaths Surged in Pandemic’s Second Year, New Study Shows

Rising Maternal Mortality Widened Racial, Ethnic Disparities
View Article U.S. Pregnancy-Related Deaths Surged in Pandemic’s Second Year, New Study Shows
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A Mental Health U-Turn

New Course Teaches Stressed-Out Students Coping Skills
View Article A Mental Health U-Turn
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$1.35M Grant to Fund UMD-Led Team’s Study of Climate Change and Septic Tank Failure

Growing Hazard for Coastal Dwellers Doesn’t Affect All Marylanders Equally, Researchers Say
View Article $1.35M Grant to Fund UMD-Led Team’s Study of Climate Change and Septic Tank Failure

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Elected officials and campus leaders gather to support the University of Maryland School of Public Health Legacy Leadership program.

Celebrating 20 years of the Legacy Leadership Institute for Public Policy

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ProChange, Maryland Center for Health Equity Awarded $1M CDC Contract to Reduce Health Disparities in Diabetes Prevention

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