The Herbert Wertheim School of Public Health and Human Longevity Science is innovating 21st century public health research and education.
UC San Diego has launched Brain-FRAMe, an innovative program integrating neuroscience and immunology to improve brain health and clinical care for people living with HIV and methamphetamine use disorder.
The new Institute for Applied Health Intelligence at UC San Diego will connect resources across six schools and UC San Diego health to generate next-generation solutions for pressing challenges in medicine.
Innovative project will use AI-powered “digital twins” to help public health agencies better prevent HIV, hepatitis C and overdose among people who use drugs.
Using data from 1.5 million respondents in the Tobacco Use Supplement to the Current Population Survey, researchers created a “Willingness to Restrict Smoking” (WTRS) scale that captures how strongly people believe smoking should be restricted in public settings.
Earning a degree in public health is a versatile and impactful path that equips graduates with the cross-disciplinary tools needed to translate scientific discovery into actionable policy and real-world initiatives to help people lead healthier lives.
Public Health Research Day is more than just a series of presentations; it is a vibrant celebration of innovation, mentorship and the relentless pursuit of a healthier world, hosted by the UC San Diego Herbert Wertheim School of Public Health and Human Longevity Science.
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Washington Post, June 4
San Diego Union Tribune, June 3
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