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Committing to Sharing a Story | Columbia Public Health: Student Voices
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Columbia Public Health: Student Voices. Reports from the field, the classroom, and beyond. Committing to Sharing a Story. By Columbia Public Health. By, Tim Cunningham, MS, DrPH 16’ in the Department of Population and Family Health. To be reposted here as a reminder of the devastation West Africa is currently experiencing from the Ebola virus and their need for improved health systems. All forthcoming names have been changed in respect to privacy. We turn off of the main road that heads towards Freetown,...
Universal Health for All: Mailman and Med Students Lobby for the New York Health Bill | Columbia Public Health: Student Voices
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Columbia Public Health: Student Voices. Reports from the field, the classroom, and beyond. Universal Health for All: Mailman and Med Students Lobby for the New York Health Bill. By Columbia Public Health. By Jordan Mueller in the Department of Sociomedical Sciences, MPH ’16. Who says size doesn’t matter? So said the advertisement on the 1 train, as I lurched away from 168th street and headed home after a health economics class. It continued, Lower prices, larger network. Afterwards, we attended a lunchti...
The Roots of Public Health | Columbia Public Health: Student Voices
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Columbia Public Health: Student Voices. Reports from the field, the classroom, and beyond. The Roots of Public Health. By Columbia Public Health. Where did Public Health start? Who were its early champions and practitioners? How did a field with roots in medicine, nursing, and the social sciences grow to become its own profession? In the early years of the 20. Dr Rosalie Slaughter Morton. Lillian D. Wald. Dr Sara Josephine Baker. In the early 20. 05112015 - 6:46 pm. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Department...
Breaking It Down for Public Health | Columbia Public Health: Student Voices
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Columbia Public Health: Student Voices. Reports from the field, the classroom, and beyond. Breaking It Down for Public Health. By Columbia Public Health. By Niels Bantilan, MPH ‘16 in the Department of Sociomedical Science. These are your ingredients: digital technology, public health, and Hip Hop. Now collide these seemingly disparate disciplines. What do you get? The Hip Hop Public Health Album Launch Party at the New York Symphony Space, 2014. Left to Right: Run DMC, Artie Green, Niels Bantilan. Me In...
Why Do We Get Fat? An Ongoing Debate | Columbia Public Health: Student Voices
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Columbia Public Health: Student Voices. Reports from the field, the classroom, and beyond. Why Do We Get Fat? By Columbia Public Health. By Students for Food Policy and Obesity Prevention. On Tuesday, April 21. At 4:00 pm, FPOP, OSA, GSA, SPIM, and the Department of Epidemiology will host science writer Gary Taubes for a special. Public Health Fights Obesity Month. Why We Get Fat: Adiposity 101 and an Alternative Hypothesis of Obesity. Mr Taubes, author of. Good Calories, Bad Calories. As public health s...
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Snow and Slush in NYC. February 7, 2014. February 7, 2014. I certainly don’t think so, but at least it looks good. And that counts for something right? That was your weather update for today. Aside from that, it has been so so wonderful to be back in New York and back at school! I guess that is all for now, time to start the day sipping my delicious latte, and start looking forward to tonight’s happy hour with friends! Life in New York City. Nepal: impossible to capture in words. Enter your comment here.
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Lovely Louisiana: delicious deep fried food, music, southern hospitality: just like in the movies. April 17, 2014. May 13, 2014. Just as the snow and slush started to disappear from the streets of New York, my mom came to visit me for spring break. After spending a week in New York, we went to Louisiana to get exposed to a very different side of the US: the South with its way nicer weather, music, deep fried food and the friendliest people you will ever encounter. Period. Culturally New Orleans is intere...
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Columbia Public Health: Student Voices. Reports from the field, the classroom, and beyond. Student Posts Moving to Public Health Now. Mailman School student posts are moving to the Public Health Now section of the Mailman School’s main website. Student writings can now be viewed on their own or with other Mailman School news items. Advertisements. The Roots of Public Health. Catherine (Katia) Sokoloff Where did Public Health start? Who were its early champions and practitioners? Beyond the Box: New Appro...
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