Do Weekend Warriors Reap Any Health Benefits?
Yes, Say Two GW Experts Available for Comment on a New Study
WASHINGTON, DC (January 9, 2017)—The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services...
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EOH Newsletter Fall ’16: Awards, Attention to Our Research, Jobs, and Much More
Recent achievements by EOH professors, lecturers, students and staff include awards, publications, presentations and lots of news coverage.
HEALTH REFORM REPEAL COULD CAUSE 3 MILLION PEOPLE TO LOSE JOBS AND TRIGGER BROAD ECONOMIC DISRUPTION
Washington, D.C., January 5, 2017—A repeal of key provisions of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) could lead to significant economic disruption and substantial job losses in every state, according to...
Authors addressed the idea that a woman's educational expectation may influence whether she views a pregnancy as being unintended.
Women with fewer socioeconomic advantages are more likely to report having unintended pregnancies, but pregnancy intention is a complicated concept. The Editor’s Choice study in the latest issue...
Gibbs Leadership Prize: Best Manuscript of 2016 in Women's Health Issues
A study on opioid prescriptions filled by pregnant veterans is the winner of the 2016 Gibbs Prize from Women’s Health Issues.
Gibbs Leadership Prize: Best Manuscript of 2016 in Women's Health Issues
The 2016 Gibbs Prize goes to Aimee Kroll-Desrosiers of the University of Massachusetts Medical School for her study on opioid prescriptions for pregnant veterans
Be a part of the solution: 3 Reasons to Study Public Health NOW!
A recent report issued by the CDC ranked the top 10 biggest public health issues across the United States and the District of Columbia. Among this list you’ll find the most prevalent reasons to...