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    • EMS responding to emergency

      March 23, 2022

      Leaders in health urge WHO to take additional steps to increase pressure to stop attacks on health care in Ukraine and in other countries and territories.

    • person holding PrEP oral medication

      March 17, 2022

      Improving individual’s access to PrEP during and after pregnancy may have important implications for health equity and for ending the HIV epidemic.

    • March 16, 2022

      ÌÇÐÄVlog joined organizations across the region to launch Accelerate Health Equity, a collaboration intended to produce tangible improvement in health inequities, and ultimately achieve measurable, positive changes in health outcomes in Philadelphia.

    • Dornsife School of Public Health Maternal and Child Health Career/Networking Event 2019

      March 16, 2022

      Dornsife's Maternal and Child Health students networked with MCH professionals, community partners, and alumni to learn more about opportunities and career paths in the MCH field.

    • Dornsife SPH Magazine volume 25

      March 03, 2022

      The last 25 years at the Dornsife School of Public Health have been marked by forward thinking, growth in programs and research, and substantive community impact. Read about this milestone year in the latest issue of our magazine.

    • Paul Farmer giving the Mann lecture at Drexel in 2007.

      February 23, 2022

      Reflecting on the many public health contributions of Dr. Paul Farmer, a leader in health equity and inspiration to so many.

    • screenshot of case competition competitors

      February 17, 2022

      Students in six interdisciplinary teams created and presented solutions to protect vulnerable populations from extreme heat events in Philadelphia at the third annual Public Health Case Competition at Dornsife.

    • Map from early 1900's of redlining in Philadelphia

      February 04, 2022

      New research examines associations between historical redlining and present-day housing and land cover characteristics that may enhance vulnerability to ambient heat in Philadelphia.

    • Woman holding sign "racism is a pandemic!"

      February 01, 2022

      New research assessed neighborhood racial disparities in arrests after COVID-19 stay-at-home orders in four United States cities.

    • Speaker headshots

      January 31, 2022

      Several Drexel centers and programs came together to organize an advocacy workshop on health and human rights and the topic of reproductive justice.

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