2021 In Pandemic News: What We've Learned and Where We're Headed
Emily Martin on WDET
Emily Martin, associate professor of Epidemiology, highlights the accomplishments and pitfalls of this second pandemic year, and what to expect going into 2022.
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What We’re Talking About
- AI
- Adolescent Health
- Advocacy
- Aging
- Air Quality
- Alcohol
- Alternative Therapies
- Alumni News and Networking
- Asthma
- Awards
- Big Data
- Biostatistics
- COVID-19
- Cancer
- Child Health
- Chronic Disease
- Class of 2025
- Class of 2026
- Community Partnership
- Computational Epidemiology and Systems Modeling
- Detroit
- Diabetes
- Dietetics
- Disability
- Disaster Relief
- Diversity Equity and Inclusion
- Engaged Learning
- Environmental Health
- Epidemic
- Epidemiologic Science
- Epidemiology
- Epigenetics
- Exercise
- Faculty
- Firearms
- First Generation Students
- Flint
- Flu
- Food Policy
- Food Safety
- General Epidemiology
- Genetics
- Global Health Epidemiology
- Global Public Health
- Health Behavior and Health Equity
- Health Care
- Health Care Access
- Health Care Management
- Health Care Policy
- Health Communication
- Health Disparities
- Health Equity
- Health Informatics
- Health for Men
- Health for Women
- Heart Disease
- History
- Hospital Administration
- Hospital and Molecular Epidemiology
- Housing
- Immigration
- Industrial Hygiene
- Infectious Disease
- Innovation
- Internships
- LGBT Health
- Lansing
- Lead
- Leadership
- MPH
- Marijuana
- Maternal Health
- Mental Health
- Mentorship
- Michigan
- Mobile Health
- Nutrition
- Obesity
- Occupational Health
- Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology
- On the Heights
- Opioids
- Pain Management
- Pharmaceuticals
- Policy
- Pollution
- Poverty
- Practice
- Precision Health
- Pregnancy
- Professional Development
- Racism
- Reproductive Health
- Research
- Research funding
- Research impact
- Research in Focus
- Rural Health
- Scholarships
- Sexual Health
- Sleep
- Smoking
- Social Epidemiology
- Social Media
- Statistics
- Student Organizations
- Teaching
- Technology
- Texas
- Tobacco
- Toxicology
- Urban Health
- Urban Planning
- Vaccines
- Value-Based Care
- Violence
- Water Quality
- What Is Public Health?