Magazine of the Brown University School of Public Health
Latest in Alumni
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Alumni
Giving Back to Brown
On the last day of class for ‘Intersectionality and Health Inequities,’ Professor Jennifer Nazareno welcomed a familiar face back to Brown: Kaitlyn Orona MPH ’19, a Health Policy ...
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Alumni
Rainbow Wave: Tiara Mack ’16
Rhode Island’s first openly LGBTQ Black person elected to the State Senate ...
Latest in Research
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Current Issue
Radiomics: The Digital Biopsy
Can digital imaging data be the next biopsy for early detection? ...
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IMPACT Collaboratory expands massive effort to track COVID-19 vaccine effects
A $1.4 million federal grant will enable the research team to add customer data from Walgreens, doubling the scope of the largest monitoring system of safety and efficacy ...
Latest in Faculty
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Spreading the Good Word
Amy Nunn is collaborating with Black pastors to change assumptions and spread information on access to medical care. ...
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Community
Awards, Honors & Recognition
SPH Dean's Awards honor exceptional staff members, as well as faculty, for service to the School and to the field of public health. ...
Latest in Students
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Opening Doors to Equity in Leadership
Even before Ashish Jha officially became dean of the Brown University School of Public Health, he launched a bold new program to increase public health representation from historically ...
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Community
Lifting Local Women’s Voices
Doctoral students work to empower immigrant Latinas and refugee women by listening to their stories and amplifying their lived experience The doctoral program in Behavioral and Social Health ...
Latest in Community
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Community
Awards, Honors & Recognition
SPH Dean's Awards honor exceptional staff members, as well as faculty, for service to the School and to the field of public health. ...
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Community
From the Dean, Spring 2021
A the close of the strangest, most challenging academic year any of us has experienced, we find ourselves at a moment of inflection, balanced between hope and fear. ...