College of Public Health Archives - Page 3 of 28

Caleb Snead commits to improving communities through connection

Fulfilling the Dream Award recipient serves communities around Georgia.

Farmers experience higher levels of work-related stress compared to other industries.

Cost, time burden and side effects may not be worth the minimal benefit.

Annual event honors legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

The Fellowship prepares outstanding young people for Foreign Service careers.

This study one of the first to demonstrate cat companions are beneficial like dogs.

The CDC funds will be used to improve access to healthy foods and physical activity.

The University of Georgia Teaching Academy inducted 16 new members representing 12 colleges and schools…

Almost a quarter of Americans now opt for a telehealth visit.

A team of UGA students spearheaded the project.

The conference explores approaches to tackling the most pressing public health issues affecting Georgia communities.

Minority college students are more likely to experience depression.

Victor Wilson leads conversation with Asa Boynton as part of the event

Caroline Bloodworth guides public health students on their own path.

UGA’s Cognitive Aging Research and Education Center helps patients and their families navigate the challenges…

Kerstin Gerst Emerson, a clinical associate professor in the College of Public Health, recently spoke…

Visual range is a critical asset for top athletes in almost any sport.

Physical activity is key to health, but much of the U.S. lacks play areas.

UGA CARE Center and Botanical Garden partner to offer sensory-based enrichment.

Laetitia Adelson guides Grady College students on their career paths.