Across the contiguous US, the average temperature for August 2020 was 74.7 degrees Fahrenheit, which is 2.6 degrees above the 20th-century average and the third-hottest August on record. With climate change…
During Black History Month, it is important to acknowledge and highlight the inequities caused by systemic racism found in the health community and the effects it has had on Black…
Depression rates and symptoms tripled during the first year of the pandemic A new study by the Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH), published in the journal The Lancet…
A study by Boston University School of Public Health researchers has found that COVID-19 vaccinations have no effect on fertility for men or women. The study by first-author Dr. Amelia…
As public health professionals, we want each human being to realize their unique potential and to fulfill the miracle of their existence. Our focus is population-scale prevention and intervention. Private…
Warming temperatures are allowing disease causing insects to survive further north than ever before. Vector control is currently the only viable solution to combating mosquito and tick-borne illnesses as vaccines…