Cover Story
Protecting health in a challenging climate
Rollins researchers address global warming Story
Zika hurdle
Some mosquitoes that carry Zika are developing resistance to one of the most common insecticides.
Dreaming big for Dreamers
A Rollins project connects first-generation immigrant students with internships in health-related fields.
Message from the Dean
- Message from the Dean Climate's impact on health
Briefs
- Medicaid coverage gaps hurt those with depression
- First Look Standing up for science
- Get moving to get good grades
- Former slaveholding counties show slowest decline in heart disease among blacks
- Peace Corps connection
- Insecticide resistance in some Zika mosquitoes
- CFAR gets $10 million NIH renewal
- Heart rate as indicator of depression
- Eley receives Charles R. Hatcher Jr. M.D. Award
- Thin and at risk for heart disease
- BMI remains stable through childhood
- Minorities more likely to go off ADHD meds
- HepVu maps the prevalence of hepatitis C
- Media Savvy
- Mapping a path to success for first-generation immigrant students
Noteworthy
- Lowe takes helm of Dean's Council
- Lyddan joins development team
- Save the Date APHA, American Public Health Association's 2017 annual meeting
Contributions
- Calculations for the greater good As executive director of the Human Rights Data Analysis Group, Megan Price uses statistics to shine the light on human rights abuses.
Features
Building a framework for ethics in global health research
James Lavery will provide leadership in public health ethics across the university Story
From tiny seeds communities flourish
HERCULES grants help neighborhoods address environmental concerns Story
Underage and under the influence
Interventions curb teen drinking in Cherokee Nation Story
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