New grant to improve clinical trial recruitment
For many researchers, there is a common barrier to running successful clinical trials: Recruitment. This challenge is amplified when trying to ensure that trial participants are representative of the patients
Managing your weight may keep your brain healthier for longer
Being overweight may lead to accelerated cognitive decline, according to new research from the University of Georgia. Cognitive decline is a normal process. As people age, it often becomes harder
Triple Dawg Noah Hopkins to speak at CPH Graduation Celebration
From studying health behavior to amplifying the voices of farming communities, Noah Hopkins has built his academic career around a central idea: meaningful public health work starts with truly listening.
Patients in low-income neighborhoods are less likely to receive cancer screenings
Federally funded health centers provide preventive care but may be missing the most vulnerable populations Athens, Ga. — People living in areas with fewer resources are less likely to receive
Luiza Goncalves Calaca selected as CPH Graduation Celebration undergraduate student speaker
From studying virus cycles from the poster on her childhood bedroom wall to preparing for a future in promoting the health and wellbeing of others, Luiza Calaca’s journey into public
UGA College of Public Health students present at 2026 CURO Symposium
Join the University of Georgia College of Public Health in celebrating our students who participated in the 2026 CURO Symposium. The CURO Symposium, hosted by the Center for Undergraduate Research,
College of Public Health launches Health Collaboration Hubs to improve statewide health outcomes
The University of Georgia College of Public Health has received funding to launch the Health Collaboration Hubs (HCH) initiative, a community-engaged project designed to translate academic expertise into locally driven, actionable solutions
CPH students, faculty and staff celebrated during Honors Week
The UGA College of Public Health saw no shortage of celebration during UGA’s 2026 Honors Week. UGA takes this week annually to recognize outstanding faculty, students and staff, and to
Student Spotlight: Helen DuPree serves as both student and educator in the classroom
Helen DuPree knows what it means to be a successful student. She has a Bachelor of Arts in English, a Master of Arts in Teaching in Health and Physical Education
Lisa M. Renzi-Hammond announced as Associate Dean of Outreach & Engagement
Lisa M. Renzi-Hammond has been appointed as the University of Georgia College of Public Health’s Associate Dean of Outreach & Engagement. This role serves as a key element of the
