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Global Public Health Faculty

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Where are our global public health faculty working

What are our global public health faculty working on

HIV/AIDS capacity building diet maternal and child health mentoring fellows/scholars nutrition chronic diseases big data policy teaching training tobacco environmental health social behavioral science infectious diseases genetics mentoring students visiting professor/lecturer health inequities cancer program development water quality population-based studies machine learning clinical and epidemiological research air pollution/quality e-health/ m-health violence women's health dengue statistical methods/applications adolescents human rights reproductive health pandemic response community-based participatory research/interventions food systems surveillance aging geriatric care climate agriculture food insecurity mathematical and systems modeling of disease processes and interventions obesity disaster survey research education health technologies vectorborne diseases waterborne diseases vaccine preventable diseases environmental epidemiology evidence-based research prognostic models gender medical sociology preventive medicine cardiometabolic risk Zika occupational health health politics and policies system governance injury epidemiology sustainability research birth studies COVID-19 cost effectiveness family-based interventions medication adherence urban health healthcare delivery LGBTQ+ health services and outcomes research noise injury social determinants of health scientific writing tuberculosis/MDR-TB mental health artificial intelligence race randomized clinical trials culture sickle cell disease program evaluation epidemics cardiovascular disease genomics frail and vulnerable populations sleep vaccine hesitancy exposure assessment academic publishing noise exposure hearing loss zoonotic diseases global health security data science and statistics justice bioethics medicine and medical device regulation harmonization impact evaluation

Who are our global public health faculty

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