CHW affiliate Hanna Garth, who focuses on the anthropology of food, spoke with PAW about her work, the impact of food insecurity, and the food justice movement.
This episode of the Princeton Pulse Podcast takes on one of the top 10 global public health threats facing humanity: antimicrobial resistance.
Heather Howard was a featured presenter at a public webinar hosted by the NJ Governor's Office of Health Care Affordability and Transparency.
Brian Sheng-Kai Li '24, a comparative literature major who is pursuing a certificate in global health and health policy, is co-recipient of the 2024 Moses Taylor Pyne Honor Prize.
A study by Princeton researchers Mustafa Basij Rasikh and Alyssa Sharkey reveals the effects of the Taliban takeover on health care delivery in Afghanistan.
CHW affiliate Ruha Benjamin was the featured speaker for Northwestern University’s Nancy and Ray Loeschner Leadership Lecture Series.
Historian Angela Creager received a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities for research and writing a book on the history of the Ames test.
CHW has selected its Class of 2025 Health Scholars. All six students will receive financial support for internships and research relating to health care and health policy.
This episode of the Princeton Pulse Podcast takes on medical debt, a pervasive and uniquely American problem.
Timothy Searchinger weighs in on the Biden administration's proposal to subsidize the development of fuels capable of powering jet engines from agricultural products.