• Mar 13
    PHS 820 Featuring Yolana Martin

    WARF Room 726

    Investigating the relationship between neighborhood disadvantage and the brain age gap

  • Mar 12
    Eloquence and Eminence Featuring Judith W. Leavitt, PhD

    Pyle Center - 702 Langdon Street, Madison

    Judith W. Leavitt, PhD, Ruth Bleier and Rupple Bascom Professor Emerita of History of Medicine, History of Science, Gender and Women’s Studies, and History speaking on Topsy-Turvy History: Regulation and Individual Rights in Public Health.

  • Mar 11
    PHS Seminar Featuring Madeline R. Horan

    WARF Room

    Title: Understanding Life After Pediatric Cancer through Patient-Reported Outcomes Abstract: Patient-reported outcomes (PROs) capture the subjective experiences of cancer patients and survivors. This seminar summarizes Dr. Horan’s research efforts in PROs of content domains relevant and important to cancer survivors, including health-related quality-of-life and symptoms. She highlights research projects using large-scale datasets from survivors of …

  • Mar 6
    PHS 820 Featuring Morgan Race

    WARF Room726

    Differences in age structure of Influenza like respiratory viruses on the state level

  • Mar 6
    PHS Seminar Featuring Joshua Demb, PhD, MPH

    WARF Room 726

    ABSTRACT: Colorectal cancer incidence in adults under age 50, also known as early onset colorectal cancer, is rising. This trend presents a major challenge: how do we identify those adults at greatest risk earlier to improve their colorectal cancer survival? This seminar discusses projects focused on timely diagnostic work-up for early onset colorectal cancer and …

  • Mar 4
    PHS Monday Seminar Featuring Abiola Keller, PhD, MPH, PA-C

    HSLC 1325

    The 2024 Philip Farrell Alumni Lecturer is Abiola Keller, Associate Professor in the Marquette University School of Nursing and Director of the CREATE Health Lab. She will be speaking on Elevating Community Voices to Advance Health Equity. An abstract, summary, or learning goals Authentic community engagement requires communities and researchers to work as equal partners. …

  • Feb 28
    PHS 820 Featuring Eungkoo Kahng

    WARF Room 611

    Diabetes: What matters the most?

  • Feb 26
    PHS Monday Seminar Featuring Alfredo Morabia, MD, PhD

    Via Zoom

    Public Health Lessons of the Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic Abstract: There are at least five lessons one can draw from the public health response to the COVID-19 pandemic; 1) We could have been more prepared and we need to prepare more for what comes next; 2) Public health mandates need to be enforceable; 3) …

  • Feb 22
    PHS Seminar Featuring Claire Thomas, PhD MPH

    WARF Room 1420

    Title: Integrative Tumor Epidemiology of Colorectal Cancer with a Focus on Genetics & Tumor Immune Profiling Abstract: 1. Introduce Integrative Tumor Epidemiology in the Genetics and Epidemiology of Colorectal Cancer Consortium (GECCO) 2. Examine epidemiologic factors association with CRC risk and survival stratified by a microbiome tumor mutational signature 3. Introduce tumor immune profiling methods …

  • Feb 21
    PHS 820 Featuring Chris Cho

    WARF Room 611

    Ecological association of school start time with sleep, physical activity, sedentary behavior and breakfast behavior amongst U.S. high school students