Epidemiology News

REACH overview

Pitt Public Health in practice

Countywide Project Helps Communities to Flourish

Jean Nachega

Disparities in COVID-19 vaccine equity persist, though the situation has improved

Healio -  Jean Nachega explains that these data show that vaccine access inequity is still a reality, especially in low- and middle-income countries, though the situation at least in terms of COVID-19 vaccines has somewhat improved. 
 

 

Lewis H. Kuller

Lewis Kuller, longtime chair of epidemiology at Pitt, dies at 88

Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle- Lewis H. Kuller, who built a world-class Department of Epidemiology, which he chaired for 30 years, has died.

COVID-19 cases hold steady in Allegheny County

COVID-19 cases hold steady in Allegheny County

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette- Tiffany Gary-Webb, an associate professor of epidemiology and a member of the Black Equity Coalition, discussed concerns about racial disparities with COVID-19. 

Grant awardees

Grants of note

It’s a Grant Quintet for Public Health

Lucile Adams-Campbell, PhD

Distinguished alumna visits Pitt Public Health

Noted health equity researcher spoke on Oct. 13

Ashley Hill 40 under 40

Congratulations to Ashley Hill - ‘40 Under 40’ honoree

EPI’s Ashley Hill was recognized as part of the Georgia Southern University Alumni Association “40 Under 40” Class of 2022 on September 23. The annual honor recognizes young alumni who have made significant strides in business, leadership, community, educational or philanthropic endeavors. Honorees were chosen by a selection committee that reviewed each individual’s professional expertise, achievements, and dedication to charitable and community initiatives.