ACCORDING TO THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, 14 percent of the global burden of disease — a measure that takes into account both years of life lost due to premature death and the reduced quality of...
FSPH professor and leading expert in the field Dr. Carol Aneshensel argues that the far-reaching individual and societal effects of mental and cognitive health conditions require public health to do more.
Using an untraditional model, a university-community project increases access to depression care and improves mental health in under-resourced parts of Los Angeles.
With evidence showing that discrimination puts people at greater risk for stress-related conditions, FSPH faculty point to the need for a robust public health response.
In an American Journal of Public Health commentary, FSPH student, alumna state their belief that the field must confront racism in addressing disparities.
After living through her family’s struggles with lack of information and services, an FSPH doctoral student contributes to improved mental health policies.
By following up with survivors of the Spitak, Armenia earthquake more than 20 years later, FSPH researchers learn about PTSD and ways to promote resilience.
By learning what draws youth to initiate alcohol and drug use and providing outlets for discussion, an FSPH faculty member paves the way toward better outcomes.
With advances in treatment over the last several decades, the number of cancer survivors continues to grow -- currently estimated at 14 million, and expected to reach 18 million within the next decade. But survivorship can come with a cost.
Shedding light on the experiences of family caregivers of people with early-onset dementia, a PhD student hopes to bring relief to an often-overlooked population.
This section includes new grants and contracts awarded in 2014-15. Due to space limitations, only funds of $50,000 or more are listed, by principal investigator.
Fielding School Dean Jody Heymann is honoring her parents’ commitment to global work, health and public service with a gift to establish The Ann and Phil Heymann Global Fellowship
Fund.
