State Opioid Monitoring Programs Not All Created Equal
States that have struggled with opioid abuse might want to take a look at prescription drug monitoring programs in Kentucky, New Mexico, Tennessee and New York—states that have significantly reduced opioid dosages, according to a new study led by Rebecca Haffajee, assistant professor of health management and policy. Read more.
Evolving Education for a New Era of Public Health
Through a grant from the Center for Research on Learning and Teaching, Michigan Public Health going through a comprehensive process to evolve its classroom teaching. The school's Instructional Services team, faculty and administration are developing new methods, such as flipped courses, to better prepare the next generation of public health professionals.
Our faculty, students, and alumni are making an impact on public health in Michigan and around the world.
Learn more about Michigan Public Health and our pursuit to create a healthier world for all.
We foster collaboration and conduct public health research around the globe.
Learn about our top-ranked school with two of the #1 programs in the nation.
Meet our students, faculty, staff, and alumni.
Harness your talents and passion to address our world's biggest problems.
Trending topics and perspectives from Michigan Public Health
Connect with fellow Michigan Public Health alumni. Find upcoming events near you.
"The fields of genetics and genomics have exploded in recent years, which brings great opportunities, including advances in precision health. But these important advances also pose ethical, legal and social questions and dilemmas."
Professor of Health Behavior and Health Education
Master’s Doctoral CEPH Accredited
