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A qualitative study from CUNY SPH researchers suggests that public health graduate students build trust in health institutions by serving as culturally responsive messengers in their communities. Public schools of public health play a particularly vi...

A large Latin American study found that the leading causes of active epilepsy in adults were structural, while about one-third of cases had no clear cause. The study also found that neurocysticercosis was a relatively uncommon cause overall, challeng...

New research suggests precision nutrition may help slow the buildup of cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome, a condition that links obesity, diabetes, kidney disease, and heart disease. In a review published in Nutrients, Professor Ghada So...