Researchers analyzed foods distributed in Puerto Rico as part of the federal aid after Hurricane Maria and determined much failed to meet U.S. dietary guidelines.
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Archive
Community Health Centers Experience Recent Surge in Patients Served
Community health centers in the United States have experienced major growth in the number of patients served, according to a new analysis.
Statement about Harvard University’s study published in the New England Journal of Medicine on mortality in Puerto Rico tied to Hurricane Maria.
MHA@GW Program Receives Important Retroactive Accreditation
The George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health Department of Health Policy and Management’s Executive Master of Health Services Administration (MHA@GW) program is now...
Four GW Students Win Prestigious Health Policy Scholarships
Two Health Policy MPH students, a BS/MPH student, and a MPH@GW student received $10,000 David A. Winston Health Policy Scholarships.
Distinguished Global Health Leader Joins the George Washington University
Adnan A. Hyder, MD, MPH, PhD, will join the Milken Institute SPH on August 15 as the Senior Associate Dean for Research and Professor of Global Health.
Commencement 2018: Graduates Advised to Embrace the Unexpected
The commencement ceremony honored over 850 graduates who received bachelors, masters and doctorate degrees in various public health concentrations.
Public Health Honors for Environmental and Occupational Health Instructors, Student and Alumna
Two EOH instructors, and an accomplished student and alumna were inducted into the Delta Omega honor society this spring.
Authors found differences in the kinds of partner violence Black and White women reported and in perceptions of gender-based roles in sexual relationships.
Student Spotlight: Charles Stepanek
Charles Stepanek, MPH ’18, decided to dedicate his capstone project to exploring a recent WMATA privatization proposal.