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FSPH professors Dr. Roger Detels, Dr. Pamina Gorbach and Dr. Sung-Jae Lee, are helping to implement modern HIV/AIDS training and tracking programs in Myanmar, Thailand and Cambodia.

A study from the Center for Health Policy Research shows that bringing health care to nontraditional locations like parks and churches increases use of preventive services by underserved, older adults.

FSPH study by Environmental Health Sciences Adjunct Assistant Professor Brian Cole says careful planning needed to avoid unintended harm.

Most amputations preventable with earlier medical care, UCLA researchers studying data from the Center for Health Policy Research say.

UCLA report digs deeper into differences among groups within Latino, Asian populations.

Working group member and FSPH professor Susan Cochran and colleagues say that following the recommendation will resolve a human rights issue.

A new study led by professor of epidemiology Beate Ritz suggests several varied reasons for the link including the stresses related to relocation.

Co-author and FSPH professor of biostatistics Robert Weiss notes a higher risk of gonorrhea and chlamydia for men who have sex with men.

Dr. Chandra Ford, recently awarded the Kaiser Permanente Burch Minority Leadership Development scholarship to study barriers to health services, will lead a study examining factors preventing diagnosis and care.

A new study from FSPH professor William McCarthy reveals that many school-provided fruits and vegetables are being discarded by LAUSD students.

A new study from the Center for Health Policy Research highlights the impact of diabetes on California's healthcare costs.