Public Health Internship: How Can PH360 Help You Secure Jobs in Public Health?
Unfortunately, many graduates, after completing the degree, are unable to find jobs in public health courses. This practice is quite common, and
HOW SHOULD I MAKE MY PUBLIC HEALTH RESUME STAND OUT?
One of the questions that I often get asked by my mentees, students, and fellows is “What should I have on my
The Importance of Childhood Vaccination
As medical and public health professionals, we always try to ensure that every parent follows the routine vaccination schedule for their child
Lead And Your Health: Beyond Childhood
Many people often have trouble carrying on with their day-to-day exposure to lead. Over the past years, there has been some progress
Eradicating Viruses – Lessons from the Campaign Against Polio in India and Nigeria
Coronavirus (COVID-19) is reaching epidemic levels across the world, with thousands of cases in the United States, China, Italy and Iran. The
Breast Cancer Risk And Environmental Factors
For most women, performing a regular self-examination on their breast and not feeling a lump can cause a sense of relief. However,
Autism And The Environment: Explaining The Links
Recently, I found out that my little cousin has Autism, which was rather shocking to my family because the disorder does not
Environment And The Developing Brain
Each day, I found it fascinating on what our brains are capable of, such as controlling our thoughts, memory, organ functions, and
Social Determinants of Childhood Obesity: Confronting an Epidemic
Childhood obesity has gradually become a public health crisis over the last four decades. In the US alone, there has been a
Asthma And Its Environmental Triggers
Growing up as a child in urban area in Maryland, I would often see many children my age experience asthma and the