As part of one of America’s leading public research institutions on a campus including seven health sciences colleges, our experts are dismantling disparities, championing environments that allow all people to thrive and finding the best tools to prevent disease and support long, healthy lives.


Signature research

From reducing harm from tobacco and vaping to increasing access to screenings that lead to speedy identification and treatment for cancer, our researchers are national leaders in tackling today’s greatest public health challenges.

 

 
Kellie J. Archer
Chair and Professor
Biostatistics

“It is essential to conduct research, make evidence-based decisions and derive policies in public health using data from well-designed studies that are appropriately analyzed. Working as a biostatistician at Ohio State allows me to engage in a wide range of applications that are seeking to reduce disease burden and improve public health. Additionally, we are training the next generation of biostatistical researchers to advance methodologies for solving new statistical challenges posed by collecting complex, high-dimensional and high-volume data.”


Public health science

A red ambulance racing down the road

Researchers: Targeted efforts needed to stem fentanyl crisis

Study details high death tolls, economic loss in some states
A young woman in a hospital bed with a health care professional's arm in the foreground

How to treat opioid use disorder in health systems

Study details successful Ohio State effort
A small gray and white house on the edge of the seashore

Could living near water mean you’ll live longer?

Oceans linked to benefits not seen near inland waterways
 
 

Researcher resources

The Office of Research supports the research needs of faculty and staff from grants and contracts management to professional development and training that elevate research practices in the College of Public Health.

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