Journalist, author Ryan Prior inspires audience to ‘find their moonshot’ Nearly six years after the outbreak of COVID-19, many people have gotten sick from the infectious disease, recovered and returned
Student Spotlight: Shenae Miller 2025 Fulbright Scholar Dr. Shenae Miller continues to expand upon her passions at the University of Georgia to pursue a doctoral degree with a concentration in
For older adults struggling with food insecurity, the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, may do more than help them buy groceries — it could also support their brain
Jasmine Gaillard is a second year doctoral student within the College of Public Health’s (CPH) Department of Health Promotion and Behavior. Her current research interests include mental health, nutrition and
Clinical professor’s lifetime of service in US Air Force, emergency medicine, public health Since the age of 6 James Patrick O’Neal has had a penchant for flying. “It was just
Event provides a variety of helpful information to improve health in the community At the onset of cold and flu season, a group of University of Georgia schools and colleges
Receiving support may help prevent early death, new UGA research shows Social support can be the difference between life and death for children struggling with adverse childhood experiences (like the
Students, particularly girls, engage in less physical activity when they feel socially disconnected Athens, Ga. – How comfortable a child is in their school may influence their physical activity levels,
UGA College of Public Health and AU/UGA Medical Partnership Celebrate Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony of Nourish Teaching Garden Demonstrating collaboration and community commitment, the University of Georgia College of Public Health’s Cognitive
Join us in welcoming our new faculty member, Nina Cleveland, to the University of Georgia College of Public Health. Cleveland is the MPH/DrPH Practice Coordinator in the Office of Academic
