Public bathrooms are a critical yet underexamined component of urban health infrastructure in the United States. Despite their importance for hygiene, dignity, and social participation, their availabi...

World Cup rental demand may displace low-income residents who depend on long-term residencies in hotels.

The Grand Rounds Lecture Series brings nationally recognized thought leaders to the Georgia State University School of Public Health for dialogues that contribute to the school’s mission of advancing ...

How I Would Fix Atlanta — Adapt Our Growth Before It’s Too Late Roby Greenwald Atlanta is a growing city. This probably isn’t news to the kind of person who reads this newsletter. But let me make it ...

Victoria Churchill, East Carolina University, USA. Vanessa Mallory, Katherine C. Henderson, Claire A. Spears, Nurul Kodriati, Terry F. Pechacek, Scott R. Weaver, Lucy Popova, Georgia State University,...

Victoria Churchill, East Carolina University, USA. Vanessa Mallory, Katherine C. Henderson, Claire A. Spears, Nurul Kodriati, Terry F. Pechacek, Scott R. Weaver, Lucy Popova, Georgia State University,...

Officers say they rescued the teenage girl from a hotel, and it's believed the teenager was convinced to leave her home after an online encounter.

This randomized clinical trial examines the effectiveness of remote, scalable cognitive behavioral therapy–based chronic pain (CBT-CP) treatments (telehealth and self-completed online) for adult indiv...

Mariah Bridges Varner chose GSU’s MPH program not just for its academic rigor, but also for hands-on opportunities to work directly with community members and organizations.

Despite concerns raised by clinicians and ethicists, direct-to-consumer testing for Alzheimer’s disease biomarkers is here, posing new challenges for physician-patient communication.

Online MPH student Brianna Harris chose to concentrate in Health Promotion and Behavior for its impactful curriculum and the chance to engage in innovative research as a Graduate Research Assistant.

As a Graduate Research Assistant in Associate Professor Claire Spears' Mindful Living Lab, MPH student Brittany Kelley is on a mission to harness the power of data to address critical health issues.

Andrew Williamson (BSPH ’22) found the intersection between mental and community health at Georgia State, and turned his interests into a rewarding career.

Women without access to health care — including mental health care — are more likely to die from pregnancy-related issues, including substance misuse and suicide.

What attributes tend to nudge clinicians toward accepting AI into their work lives? Several, of course—but the most broadly determinative can be trimmed to just two.