This episode of the Princeton Pulse Podcast highlights a potential win in the fight against cervical cancer – one that comes from a place that you might not expect.

CHW congratulates the three recipients of the 2023 Beth N. Rom-Rymer, Class of 1973, Senior Thesis Prize in Global Health and Health Policy.

CHW affiliate Heather Howard advocates for an increased financial commitment toward reproductive health care in New Jersey.

CHW affiliate A.J. te Velthuis has received a grant to develop smart surfaces that can detect, trap, and inactivate viruses.

This episode of the Princeton Pulse Podcast spotlights health insurance in the U.S. – and why an estimated 15 million Medicaid enrollees are at risk of losing coverage. 

Bentley MacLeod appeared on an episode of NPR's "On Point" podcast, which debated whether or not there should be a mandatory retirement age for elected officials.

Tanisha Spratt, a medical sociologist and visiting research scholar at CHW, explores how racism, class, and other social determinants of health impact health outcomes.

As countries step up efforts to boost their post-Covid recovery, growing protectionist practices in the U.S. are fueling heated discussions about deglobalization.

Sydnae Taylor '23, a concentrator in medical anthropology who is pursuing a certificate in global health and policy, has been awarded a Gates Cambridge Scholarship.

Princeton University marked the highest level of research activity in its history as measured by spending on research in areas ranging from cancer to climate change.