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Raw dairy E. coli outbreaks are exposing something troubling
“In a world where over half of American adults use social media as a health information source, scientists and public health officials should meet people where they are: online,” writes Alex Sunderman, PhD, assistant professor of epidemiology, in an opinion piece published in The Washington Post. “If you are not reading people’s comments on raw milk advocacy posts during an outbreak, you may not appreciate how far ahead they already are. The people promoting raw milk have been sounding the alarm on social media for years. It is past time we showed up.” (Subscription may be required.)
Pitt study uses urine samples to map metal exposure in Caribbean adults
Urine tests—commonly used to detect infections or metabolic conditions—can also offer insights into environmental exposures that may shape long-term health.
Alumnus Roderick Harris returns to Pitt Public Health to discuss purpose, mentorship
During National Public Health Week, alumnus Roderick Harris (DrPH, BCHS ‘13) returned to the School of Public Health with a message shaped by both experience and passion: build a career grounded in purpose and help others do the same.