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Gilbert comments on alcohol consumption in Iowa
Paul Gilbert, associate professor of community and behavioral health, commented on how alcohol consumption can contribute to a poor diet. "The clearest connection here is that alcohol is just empty calories. There aren’t any nutrients in alcohol,” he said. (Daily Iowan) Published October 25, 2024
2024 Distinguished Faculty Lecture recording available
A recording of Hans-Joachim Lehmler's Distinguished Faculty Lecture “A Persistent Problem: PCB Exposure and Adverse Health Effects” is now available for viewing. Published October 24, 2024
Bill Field, Katie Jones honored at the Iowa Cancer Summit
CPH alumni Bill Field (94PhD) and Katie Jones (12MPH) were recently honored at the Iowa Cancer Summit for their work. Field was posthumously awarded the George Weiner Cancer Control Visionary Award and Jones received the Spirit of Collaboration Award for connecting cancer control partners across the state for over a decade. Published October 24, 2024
O’Neal offers pedestrian safety tips for trick-or-treaters
Elizabeth O’Neal, assistant professor of community and behavioral health, says costumed kids get excited — and distracted — while trick-or-treating, and that can be a dangerous combination when it comes to crossing a street. She offered a few pedestrian/traffic safety tips for Halloween. (Radio Iowa) Published October 24, 2024
In memoriam: Professor Emeritus Tom Cook
Tom Cook, professor emeritus of occupational and environmental health, passed away on Oct. 18, 2024. Tom was a physical therapist, biomedical engineer, ergonomist, global health expert, public health advocate, Fulbright Scholar, and more. Published October 23, 2024
Edith Parker named ASPPH Board chair-elect
Edith Parker, dean of the University of Iowa College of Public Health, has been named chair-elect of the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH) Board. Published October 23, 2024
Stanley Awards for International Research information sessions
The Stanley Undergraduate and Graduate Awards for International Research are given annually to outstanding University of Iowa students for the pursuit of research and learning activities outside of the United States. Attend an information session to learn more about the application process. Published October 23, 2024
Arora comments on health policy issues in the 2024 elections
Kanika Arora, associate professor of health management and policy, joined Iowa Public Radio’s River to River as an expert guest to discuss health policy topics garnering attention in the 2024 elections. (IPR) Published October 23, 2024
Attend a Global Health Case Competition info session
Start preparing for the 8th annual IPHPRP Global Health Case Competition! The competition is open to all graduate and undergraduate students currently enrolled at the University of Iowa. Attend a Nov. 12 information session to learn more! Published October 22, 2024
Plugged in to Public Health: Water access as a public health issue
In this episode, Lauren chats with Halle Eisfelder, a senior environmental engineering student at the University of Iowa, about her experiences working on clean water initiatives in rural India. Published October 17, 2024