Blackstock is a former computer scientist, physician, researcher, and public health and health equity leader. Fatou, M.S.W., is a disability justice advocate, strategist, and founder and CEO of ...

In 2006, 92% of Somali 2-year-olds were up-to-date on the measles vaccine, according to the Minnesota Department of Health. Today's rate is closer to 24%, according to state data. A 95% rate is needed ...

Access to healthcare is a growing national concern, exacerbated by provider shortages leading to longer wait times. Clinician burnout, driven by administrative burdens and expenses, contributes to ...

This four-course, 12-credit Graduate Certificate Program in Public Health Informatics and Technology is intended for individuals who are interested in gaining an educational foundation in the fields ...

Medical technology has experienced unprecedented growth and development over the past few decades, resulting in significant advancements that have transformed the landscape of patient care.

Public health involves a collective social effort to enhance health and prevent communicable and non-communicable diseases. Public health fulfills its mission through organized, interdisciplinary ...

Editor’s note: This is part of a series of stories featuring master’s degree programs at the University of Chicago. For more than a century, the University of Chicago has been a global leader and ...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is facing a leadership upheaval – and at the center is concerns about the agency's approach to vaccines and U.S. public health. The White House on ...

The surge in the “medical freedom” movement has thrust the tension between individual liberty and public health into the spotlight. At its core, this debate questions whether personal autonomy can — ...