Everyday personal use of geolocation technologies, such as Google Maps, encourages a culture of addressing environmental inequalities.
The Fielding School is one of several institutions featured in an annual APHA publication to showcase National Public Health Week events.
The Spring/Summer 2015 UCLA Public Health Magazine features honors bestowed upon Fielding School faculty for their tremendous contributions to public health.
The FSPH Center for Health Policy Research will present "The Environmental Factors Driving Rising Obesity in California" as part of an ongoing lecture series.
A statewide public health survey by FSPH's Center for Health Policy Research found that in 17 of 41 of California's counties, adult obesity rates are higher than the national average.
Dr. Patricia Ganz, FSPH professor of Health Policy and Management, edited and co-authored several chapters in the latest comprehensive review of breast cancer survivorship research.
UCLA FSPH's WORLD Policy Analysis Center launches a Father's Day initiative to highlight inequality in access to paid parental leave around the world.
Dr. Michael Jerrett, chair of FSPH Environmental Health Sciences, co-authored a study that suggests contact with nature may play a crucial role in brain development.
Medicare payment policy encourages delaying discharges, a UCLA study concludes.
The June 4 event honored Fielding School faculty members who have been recognized by students for their outstanding instruction.
FSPH launches a new partnership with the University of Kinshasa School of Public Health in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
World’s fifth-largest nation has made rapid progress toward universal coverage, notes FSPH professor James Macinko.
