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A pile of used cigarettes and ash on the ground.

Berman, coauthors, anticipate legal, political challenges to nicotine-limiting rule

Researchers look to counter industry opposition to FDA proposal in The New England Journal of Medicine
Dr. Paula Song stands by a window

Paula H. Song appointed new College of Public Health dean

Leadership to begin in July
Shower head with water coming out

Monitoring approach could help snuff out Legionella outbreaks

Microbial community, outside factors can warn of bacterial growth
Photos of Ashley Felix smiling with Thompson Library int he background.

Now at Ohio State: Understanding endometrial cancer disparities

CPH’s Ashley Felix shares her research on women’s health in new podcast
Najhee Purdy

Public Health Buckeyes: Najhee Purdy

Aspiring clinician eager to provide accessible care, address health disparities
PJ Noghrehchi

Public Health Buckeyes: PJ Noghrehchi

PhD student charts career in health services research
CHICAGO, IL - APRIL 14: Marchers, led by Cardinal Blase Cupich, walk through the Englewood neighborhood calling for an end to the violence that has plagued the city on April 14, 2017 in Chicago, Illinois. The marchers stopped several times to reflect on the Stations of the Cross and to read out the names of Chicago homicide victims. With 14 homicides so far in 2017, Englewood is one of the most violent neighborhoods in the city. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)

Acoustic sensors find frequent gunfire on school walking routes

Study documents toll on kids in one Chicago community
A wildfire on tree-covered hills

As wildfires intensify, prolonged exposure to pollution linked to premature death

New study assesses how natural events are shaping human lifespans
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