Seminar: Prisons, Policing, and Premature Death: Why Abolition Matters for Public Health, by Roberto Sirvent, JD, PhD MORE
Seminar: Prisons, Policing, and Premature Death: Why Abolition Matters for Public Health, by Roberto Sirvent, JD, PhD MORE
Seminar: Prisons, Policing, and Premature Death: Why Abolition Matters for Public Health, by Roberto Sirvent, JD, PhD MORE
Event: Public Health at the 2019 Homecoming Celebration MORE
Event: Public Health at the 2019 Homecoming Celebration MORE
Event: Public Health at the 2019 Homecoming Celebration MORE
Event: What The Eyes Don't See - Flint Water Crisis - featuring Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha MORE
Event: What The Eyes Don't See - Flint Water Crisis - featuring Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha MORE
Event: What The Eyes Don't See - Flint Water Crisis - featuring Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha MORE
Event: What The Eyes Don't See - Flint Water Crisis - featuring Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha MORE
Event: What The Eyes Don't See - Flint Water Crisis - featuring Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha MORE
UC Irvine Public Health Holiday Party MORE
UC Irvine Public Health Holiday Party MORE
UC Irvine Public Health Holiday Party MORE
Enthusiastic Public Health Anteaters attended the San Diego Alumni Night at Rustic Root on November 12th , 2018 MORE
Public health graduate students and community partners after Dr. Bernice Rumala’s (seated at right) presentation on 26 November, 2018. MORE
UCI Public Health at APHA-2018 MORE
Over one thousand students attend Fall Preview Day Saturday, October 27th, 2018 MORE
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Heating processes for the removal of electronic components from waste printed circuit boards (WPCBs) is an important step in the chain of electronic waste recycling, and toxic fumes are generated during the de-soldering process, causing environmental pollution and posing health risks for the workers. This study is aimed to characterize emission and deposition fluxes of respirable particulate matter (PM), and assess exposure of workers to particle-bound polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs).
CEESP fellows are selected from a national pool of applicants, and are funded through an NIH/NCI program to develop careers of public health students from all schools and programs of public health in the U.S. in the field of cancer epidemiology and cancer prevention and control.
Ms. Rodriguez will conduct research on “The Social Patterning of Uterine Cancer Treatment in the United States: Considerations for Health Equity and Long-Term Survival Outcomes” under the mentorship of Dr. Alana LeBron faculty member in Public Health and Chicano/Latino Studies; and Dr. Robert Bristow, Director of the Division of Gynecologic Oncology in the School of Medicine.
What if volcanoes are heating the planet?
Maybe solar cycles are to blame!
Isn’t carbon dioxide good for plants?
Beyond Debate is an effort to communicate climate science to the public in a simple and straight forward way, dispelling the misinformation that often surrounds the topic.
In the latest U.S. News and World Report ranking of Best Graduate Schools and Programs for Public Health, UC Irvine's Program in Public Health was ranked among the best, quite possibly the top ranked stand-alone accredited Program of Public Health, sharing the “best” recognition with well-established Schools of Public Health
Ms. Biblia Cha, M.P.H., doctoral student working toward her Ph.D. in Public Health with a concentration in Disease Prevention, was declared grand prize winner of the Fall 2018 Spirituality & Public Health Student Essay Contest. Her winning essay is titled "Addressing Mental Health Disparities Among Asian American and Pacific Islanders Through Research and Partnerships with Religious/Spiritual Leaders." The prize carries with it a cash award of $1000.
Electronic waste is the fastest growing category of hazardous solid waste in the world. Addressing the problem will require international collaboration, economic incentives that protect labour, and management approaches that minimize adverse impacts on the environment and human health.
UCI Public Health is a member of Orange County's Healthier Together, a community-wide initiative that aligns public and private resources within the public health system to improve health for all communities in Orange County.
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Orange County Partnerships to Improve Community Health (OC PICH) is a collaborative project with non-profits, cities, the local health agency, and educational institutions in Orange County, CA. Our project focuses on increasing the community's access to healthy foods, physical activity, active transportation, and water consumption.
