At a recent panel discussion in the SPHTM Diboll Auditorium hosted by Research!America, several researchers and leading public health experts said the nation must increase public awareness and research to address the emergence of neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) in the U.S. more>>
Measuring coverage of maternal, newborn, and child health in low- and middle-income countries is critical to ensuring that health interventions are reaching the women and children who need them most, says a new collection of articles published by PLOS this week. GHSD Associate Professor Thomas Eisele is lead author on two of the articles. more>>
Faculty and staff gathered in the Diboll Gallery Monday, April 29 to celebrate the distinguished careers of three SPHTM professors who are retiring at the end of spring semester: AJ Englande, Jr. PhD, in the Global Environmental Health Sciences department; Fran Mather, PhD, in the Biostatistics and Bioinformatics department; and Robert Reimers, PhD, in the Global Environmental Health Sciences department. more>>
