The prominent antibiotic resistance expert will investigate the connection between antibiotic use in food-animal production and antibiotic-resistant human infections.
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Archive
Statement on the News that Dangerous Superbug Gene Discovered in Nearly 20 Countries is Now in U.S.
Milken Institute School of Public Health Expert Lance Price comments.
State Medication Abortion Laws Not Based on Science, Warns Women’s Health Issues Commentary
Susan Wood and her co-authors criticize state laws that have the effect of limiting women's access to medication abortion.
William Dietz responds to FDA update to the nutrition facts label.
Lance Price Discusses Superbugs on WAMU’s Kojo Nnamdi Show
EOH Professor engages in a lively discussion about deadly bacteria in DC-area hospitals on Washington public radio program.
The report documents the major role played by health centers that receive migrant health funding in providing health care services to agricultural workers.
Inspiring an International Dialog on a New Danger from Fast Food
Research on phthlates by Assistant Professor Ami Zota and a student and research staff member inspired coverage in a wide range of influential broadcasts and publications.
GW Public Health Student Featured on HGTV’s Tiny House, Big Living
Student Mike De Vivo and his wife Jasmine are featured on the HGTV show Tiny House, Big Living for their fitness-friendly tiny home.
New in Women’s Health Issues: Gender, Rank, and Mental Health in Reservists
The Editor's Choice study in the latest Women's Health Issues examines the relationship of gender and rank to depression and PTSD in reservists.
New Initiative Builds Networks to Keep Children and Communities Healthy
Building Community Resilience aims to address unhealthy environmental factors that affect not only individual children but entire communities.