News | College of Public Health

Three people sit in chairs. The person in the center is speaking into a microphone.

‘Changing the Conversation’ explores realities of abortion care access

Diana Greene Foster shares research on experiences of people seeking abortion care

A young person sitting down with their hands in front of their face, appearing distraught.

Having insurance doesn’t mean you can get a mental health appointment

Study uncovers widespread problems with provider directories

New seed grants to build partnerships with colleges of Public Health, Medicine

Three grants of up to $30,000 will support new research and cross-college efforts

A student with long hair smiles outside.

Public Health Buckeyes: Addie Monter

Health disparities spark undergrad’s interest in health policy career

A person holds a phone, displaying a news article about staying safe during COVID-19.

Public health leaders report widespread harassment, threats after COVID-19

Interviews with more than 100 leaders point to strategies that may reduce backlash

A mother stands behind son, resting her hands on his shoulders

Black moms and pregnant women forced out of their homes in metro Detroit face health and safety threats

Is everyone entitled to a fair process before being forced out of their home?

Zac St. Martin with Cunz Hall in the background

Public Health Buckeyes: Zac St. Martin

MHA student inspired to help people stay in their homes, communities

Four academics wearing business casual attire with Cunz Hall in the background.

Researchers ask: Why do students drop out of STEM programs?

Fulbright collaboration brings together U.S., Brazil experts