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Researchers: Air Pollutant is Likely Contributor to Most Severe Asthma Species

For the first time, an analysis identifies non-atopic childhood asthma as more than a set of symptoms, but a distinct disease, driven by early exposure to Benzo[a]pyrene from fossil fuel combustion.

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One school, many perspectives

The College of Health complements pre-med, dent and vets majors

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COH Appoints Christine Makosky Daley as First Department Chair

Daley will chair the Department of Community and Population Health.

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Population Health and the Pandemic: How I Discovered My Passion Through the College of Health

Abby Bryer discovers her passion through her academics in the College of Health.

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Finding My Major: How the College of Health Connected My Passion to My Studies

How Carson Snyder found her path forward in the College of Health

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Erica Hoelscher Appointed Associate Dean for Faculty and Staff in College of Health

Hoelscher will help develop tenure and promotion guidelines for the college.

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Joan Lunden on the Critical (and Changing) Role of Media During Public Health Crises

The science of population health enables us to drive the conversation about today’s most pressing public health challenges and examine how its insights can advance outcomes in our own communities and around the world. Our ongoing College of Health Colloquium Series provides an opportunity to do both.

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The College of Health Colloquium Series: Dr. Nata Menabde Discusses Global Health

Ongoing College of Health Colloquium Series, we welcomed Dr. Nata Menabde, Executive Director of the World Health Organization (WHO) office at the United Nations.

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International Women’s Day: Fathima Wakeel Presents at Women in Data Science GM Multiregional Conference

Wakeel discusses how to frame population health disparities during the pandemic using maternal and child health epidemiological approaches.

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Forecast: the Impacts of Vaccines and Variants on the U.S. COVID Trajectory

Thomas McAndrew, a computational scientist in Lehigh's College of Health, and colleagues incorporate data from experts and forecasters.