We asked public health students and recent graduates to share their "why" - what motivated them to pursue this degree and profession. Here are more of their stories. Rebecca Miller, MPH, MS, Case Western Reserve University Throughout my life, I've witnessed many in my community go through health challenges and…
From the beginning of this transformative text, Tolle explicitly articulates that the purpose of the book is to bring a shift in consciousness and to awaken us as individuals and communities. Identifying ego as the root of the dysfunction, insanity, and suffering that we experience as humans, Tolle clearly advocates…
A Book Review of Hector Abad Faciolince’s El Olvido Que Seremos In El Olvido Que Seremos, Hector Abad Faciolince celebrates the life of his father, a leading physician, population health scientist, and human rights activists in Medellín, Colombia, who was assassinated during the armed conflict in Colombia in the second…
The pandemic changed everything. The United States' first confirmed case of COVID-19 occurred in January, and the virus has rapidly infected 6.5 million people and killed more than 193,000 as of September 15, 2020. A slow federal response increased viral spread, often through asymptomatic carriers, which has harmed people across…
As a health educator in North Carolina, I am excited to see the political will and financial resources dedicated to upstreaming health.
