Table of Contents From the Dean’s desk PDF Fighting Malaria in Malawi PDF Erasing borders, forging ties PDF Office of Global Health coordinates burgeoning international activities PDF Distance education DrPH... Read more »
May 16, 2012 Eating right for better health is a good idea based on good science. We have good evidence that eating fruits and vegetables, watching weight and treating diabetes... Read more »
Parents establish dissertation award to honor alumna Cassell May 01, 2013 Gail H. Cassell, PhD, DSc (Hon.), and Ralph H. Cassell, MBA, are very proud of their daughter, Cynthia. The... Read more »
November 05, 2012 Translating research into real-world solutions Herbert Peterson, MD, an obstetrician gynecologist, Kenan Distinguished Professor and chair of maternal and child health, knows how to stop a postpartum... Read more »
May 16, 2012 If prevention is such a great idea, why don’t more people practice it? Since at least the ancient Greeks, humans have extolled the virtues of prevention. But... Read more »
May 16, 2012 The nutrient choline is essential for normal brain development in babies, and adults need it for normal liver and muscle function. Now UNC public health researchers find... Read more »
November 07, 2012 Dr. Robert Millikan, Barbara Sorenson Hulka Distinguished Professor in Cancer Epidemiology, died Oct. 7. He was 55. A member since 1993 of the School’s epidemiology faculty and... Read more »
Winter 2006-07 flip book – Health Disparities Click anywhere on the image to view the magazine full screen, or flip through the pages here. In full screen view, click a... Read more »
May 16, 2012 Identifying proper treatments for eradicating infectious diseases is often “the easy part.” The hurdle is to deliver effective prevention protocols to affected populations. UNC public health researchers... Read more »
Fall 2012 flip book – Putting Science into Practice Click anywhere on the image to view the magazine full screen, or flip through the pages here. In full screen view,... Read more »
