University of Wisconsin–Madison

Year: 2023

Pat Remington Featured in Wisconsin State Journal

Shaneda Warren Andersen Research Featured in SMPH In the Know

Type 2 diabetes may contribute to racial disparities in colorectal cancer among Americans: Led by Shaneda Warren Andersen, PhD, assistant professor of population health sciences, the study analyzed data from the Southern Community Cohort Study, a survey that offers epidemiologists a unique opportunity to probe cancer disparities along racial and socioeconomic lines. Researchers found that those …

Jonathan Patz Travels to Dubai for UN Climate Conference

Jonathan Patz represents UW-PHS at UN Climate Conference this week. Watch on Channel 3000 Listen on WI-NPR

Dr. Tiffany Green – 2022-23 Outstanding Woman of Color

Maureen Durkin Featured in October Quarterly Magazine

Preventive Medicine Residency Program & Elizabeth Salisbury-Afshar Featured in October’s Quarterly Magazine

PHS Fall Picnic

Thank you to everyone who attended our PHS Fall Picnic on Friday (9/15).  Attendance was up this year from students (both new and continuing), and it is always great to see faculty mingling with students/staff. We appreciate the effort it takes to plan and organize such an event and want to thank the Work Environment …

Dr. Tiffany Green Quoted in NY Times Article, ‘America Already Knows How to Make Childbirth Safer’

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Dr. Ajay Sethi Speaking at Hot Topics in Public Health on Thursday, October 12th!

Register now to virtually attend “Misinformation/Disinformation in Public Health” Thursday, Oct. 12, 5:30-7 p.m. with speaker Ajay Sethi, PhD, MHS: A professor of population health sciences and faculty director of the Master of Public Health Program, Sethi’s expertise lies at the intersection of infectious disease and public health misinformation. The event is part of the Hot …

Elizabeth Salisbury-Afshar Featured in National Academy of Medicine

Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Prevention of Substance Use Disorders through Socioecological Strategies ABSTRACT | Rapidly rising drug overdose rates in the United States during the past three decades underscore the critical need to prevent overdose deaths and reduce the development of opioid and related substance use disorders (SUDs). Traditional public health models of prevention emphasize the …