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Don Milton Talks COVID Rebounds, Infectiousness During 'Tripledemic' with NBC News

With the winter “tripledemic” of respiratory viruses threatening our health and upcoming holiday gatherings, NBC News turned to Dr. Don Milton, professor of environmental health, and other health experts to understand how long people remain infectious and if an antiviral medicine like Paxlovid impacts that time frame.
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Feb
8
Wednesday
Zoom

Undergrad Student Info Session - SPH Master's Programs

Interested in pursuing graduate education in public health? Don't miss this opportunity to have your questions answered. Join the University of Maryland School of Public Health admissions team to learn about our academic graduate programs and the application process. Can't chat on this day? Email us...

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Jennifer D. Roberts Appointed to EPA Advisory Committee for Children’s Health

Dr. Roberts is hoping to bring a broader approach to environmental racism in her role on the committee - a body of external researchers, academicians, health care providers, environmentalists, state and tribal government employees and members of the public who advise the EPA on regulations, research and communications related to children's health. 
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Masculinity ‘Detox’

Professor Kevin Roy launched the I-Series class, “Man Up: Health, Masculinities, Families and Inequality,” in 2017, and it’s now among the Department of Family Science’s most popular offerings—and why academic publisher Cognella recently honored Roy with its 2022 Innovation in Teaching Award for Family Science.
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Study Reveals Risk of Unequal Access, Health Inequities Around New Purple Line

Bus and Metro users in Prince George’s County are looking forward to the forthcoming Maryland Purple Line, but lower-income residents are likely to experience transit-induced neighborhood gentrification and unequal access due to the profit-focused transit design and urban planning models, according to a new University of Maryland School of Public Health study.
Past Events
Dec
13
Tuesday
December 13 - to December 16

SPH Finals Week Wellness Series

Join us for a Grab and Go Breakfast! There will be bagels and cream cheese, croissants, donuts, coffee, and fruit to fuel your studying and take a screen break. Enter a raffle for free prizes of Maryland swag and wellness tools throughout the series, with winners announced the following week...

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