Past Events
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Oct 19PHS Monday Seminar Featuring Ivan Oransky, MDWhy Retractions Are on the Rise and Why That's Good News
WARF 726 and Virtual
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Oct 12PHS Monday Seminar Featuring Linda Cottler, PhD, MPH, FACE, FACTSThe National Drug Early Warning System-Public Health In Action
Virtual
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Oct 5PHS Monday Seminar Featuring Nathaniel Jenkins, PhD, FAHAEarly Life Adversity and Cardiovascular Risk: Bridging Epidemiology and Vascular Physiology in Young Adults
WARF 726 and Virtual
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Sep 28PHS Monday Seminar Featuring Paul Block, PhDConnecting Early Actions with Season-ahead Predictions to Inform Management of Infectious Diseases
WARF 726 and Virtual
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Sep 21PHS Monday Seminar Featuring Ǵabor Kemenesi, PhDIntroducing the Lloviu virus: a temperate climate bat filovirus from Europe
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Apr 27PHS Monday Seminar Featuring Nicholas DeFelice, PhDPHS WARF Room 726
Nicholas DeFelice, PhD, Associate Professor at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. He will be speaking on Climate-Informed Infectious Disease Forecasts for Public Health Action. Abstract: West Nile virus (WNV) is the leading cause of domestically acquired arboviral disease. Ecological and laboratory studies have demonstrated that temperature modulates West Nile virus (WNV) transmission dynamics and spillover …
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Apr 20PHS Monday Seminar Featuring Marlon Mundt, PhDPHS WARF Room 726 and Via Zoom
Title: Tobacco Intervention from an Economic Perspective: Too Little, Too Much, or Just Right? Abstract: This talk with describe the fundamentals of economic evaluation in tobacco cessation treatment research. It will provide the cost-effectiveness results from a variety of UW Center for Tobacco Research and Interventions (UW-CTRI) studies, including studies on incentives to increase engagement with …