Companies pay almost $6,000 extra per year for each employee who smokes
June 17, 2013
by Emily Caldwell
| Ohio State Research Communications
Categories: Tobacco, Faculty, Research
Micah Berman shows that employers can use cost estimates to develop tobacco policies.
Read more »Time and change have shown Jay Wilkins and Mac Crawford Ohio State careers, friendship
May 23, 2013
by Bri Loesch
| CPH Communications
Categories: Events, Faculty, Research, Environment, Epidemology
Time and change have shown Jay Wilkins and Mac Crawford Ohio State careers, friendship
Read more »Seven amazing 2013 graduates showcase Ohio State’s seven unmatched health sciences colleges
May 6, 2013
by Kathy Baird
| CPH Contributor
Categories: Academic, Events, Students, Student Research, Environment, Water, Global Health, Infectious Disease, Food
In their free time, they may be found winning a bodybuilding competition, biking cross-country for charity, or solving Sudoku puzzles.
Professionally, they may be providing charity treatment for other continents, exploring the health of farm-raised fish, or even studying the mechanics of dental implants.
Read more »Public health minors place at annual research forum
April 15, 2013
by Bri Loesch
| CPH Communications
Categories: Student Research, Students, Health Care, Cancer, Academic, Prevention, Events
Public health minors place at the 18th annual Denman Undergraduate Research Forum.
Read more »Exercise or Make Dinner? Study Finds Adults Trade One Healthy Act for Another
April 12, 2013
by Emily Caldwell
| Ohio State Research Communications
Categories: Food, Epidemology, EPI, Student Research, Students
More time spent on preparing food is linked to less time on fitness
Read more »Study to determine if obesity, caloric restriction affect colon cancer
March 4, 2013
by Bri Loesch
| CPH Communications
Categories: EPI, Epidemology, Research, Faculty, Obesity, Cancer
Olivo-Marston hopes to learn whether obesity can increase risk and progression of colon cancer, and alternatively, whether a restricted-calorie diet can reduce risk and progression.
Read more »Ohio State public health professors present at state of Ohio health conference
February 21, 2013
by Bri Loesch
| CPH Communications
Categories: Public Health, Events, Faculty, Research, Community, Health Care, Policy, Biostatistics, HSMP, Epidemology
Health conference examines results from 2012 Ohio Medicaid Assessment Survey.
Read more »Norris receives grant for sexual and reproductive health behaviors project in Malawi
February 18, 2013
by Bri Loesch
| CPH Communications
Categories: Research, Faculty, Global Health, Epidemology
Alison Norris, assistant professor in the Division of Epidemiology, received a scholar career development award from the CCTS.
Read more »Public health researchers use biostatistics to search for improved treatments
January 22, 2013
by Bri Loesch
| CPH Communications
Categories: BIO, Biostatistics, Faculty, Research, Cancer
Public health researchers use biostatistics to search for improved treatments
Read more »Scientists find gene interactions that make cocaine abuse death 8 times more likely
January 22, 2013
by Emily Caldwell
| Ohio State Research Communications
Categories: Biostatistics, Student Research, Students, Faculty
Scientists have identified genetic circumstances under which common mutations on two genes interact in the presence of cocaine to produce a nearly eight-fold increased risk of death as a result of abusing the drug. Danielle Sullivan, a doctoral student in biostatistics in the College of Public Health, was the first author on the study.
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