Cordy Plymale shares why climate change and human health are deeply connected
As climate change shapes our future, undergraduate student Cordy Plymale studies how the most vulnerable populations should be centered in research and policy.
Technology
How engineering inspired Maggie Ramirez to research public health equity
Spotlight on Maggie Ramirez, William L. Dowling Endowed Professor in Health Administration
University of Washington plays key role in $150M CLARiTI study for Alzheimer’s and related dementias research
The five-year study funded by the National Institute on Aging will provide cutting-edge imaging and blood-based biomarker data for researchers worldwide to advance Alzheimer’s and related dementias research.
Researchers at UW’s Tacoma and Seattle campuses adapt AI-driven caregiver support tool for Latino community
Faculty Weichao Yuwen and Maggie Ramirez partner with Latino community to assist caregivers of chronically ill children with mental and physical responsibilities.
How alumna Yolanda Evans improves adolescent health by pausing and listening to youths’ needs
Spotlight on Dr. Yolanda Evans (MPH, ’11), selection committee chair for the SPH Alumni Impact Award.
Data Gaps
Together, we can help interpret cold-case forensic samples using more advanced statistical analysis
We deserve clean air now
Together, researchers and communities improve air quality across Washington state
Finding those who are forgotten in public health data
In recognition of his academic excellence and commitment to public health, Chacon Torrico was awarded the 2022 Gilbert S. Omenn Award for Academic Excellence, the most prestigious, School-wide recognition for graduate students.