Terri Ball-Nicholas

Professor Michael Gusmano; After the pig-to-human heart transplant, the FDA, clinicians and insurers have some catching up to do
The World Health Organization at 75 - Fit for purpose!
Student Experiential Learning: Meet Mia Zibello
Ancestral homelands in Pennsylvania

The state seeks to expand public awareness of its Indigenous culture and history

Interview with Paulina Gonzalez and Kareem Hargrove - “Sierra Leone: Diagnosing Autism in Africa“ - Fellowship

Interview with Paulina Gonzalez and Kareem Hargrove

 

Faculty profile: Meet Shan Li
Student Experiential Learning: Meet Miranda O’Mara
Delaware Nation Returns to Lenape Homelands with New Tribal Historic Preservation Office in Eastern Pennsylvania

The Delaware Nation is bridging a 1,400-mile gap to reclaim its heritage with a new Tribal Historic Preservation Office on the ancestral homelands of its Lenape ancestors.  

An Internship in Public Health Innovation
Urban Green Trends for 2023

As weather and temperatures become more severe, metropolitan areas are looking to innovate in order to assuage the negative health impacts that climate change will have on urban dwellers. 

Animal Source Foods in Young Child Nutrition: From Evidence to Policy
'Indigenous people are always erased': Lehigh faculty discuss racism against Native Americans

"Voices of Resilience: Personal Narratives of Native American Faculty and Staff," an emotional panel discussion held inside the Health, Science and Technology building on Friday, Dec. 1.

Thomas J. Bollyky, College of Health, February Colloquium Guest