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Professor Amos Laar and Team Awarded CA$1,225,000 Grant For ‘Healthier Diets 4 Healthier Lives’ Project
Alum of the Center for Bioethics MA program, Amos Laar, PhD, MPH, MA, leads the contribution to public health policy making in Ghana.
Study shows Black infants at risk for poor birth outcomes across Minnesota
Rachel Hardeman, PhD, MPH co-authored the latest research on the multiple dimensions of structural racism that impact birth outcomes for infants in Minnesota.
Pulling Back the Curtain on Race and Health Care
The work of Rachel Hardeman, PhD, MPH is highlighted in this NYT Visionaries piece.
University of Wisconsin System Stop “Passing the Harasser” Policy
This article, edited by alum Frazier Benya, PhD, MA, is a product of the National Academies’ Action Collaborative on Preventing Sexual Harassment in Higher Education.
The Ethics Experts - Episode 119 - Christopher Michaelson
Hear from Christopher Michaelson, PhD in this podcast about ethics, compliance, and human resources.
New Article: The Language of Less-Lethal Weapons
Clinical Ethicist Joel Wu, JD, MPH, MA, HEC-C and professor Rachel Hardeman, PhD, MPH co-authored follow-up research on the use of less-lethal weapons in policing.
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Physician, researcher leads new state Health Equity Bureau
Brooke Cunningham, MD, PhD applies her years of experience in the new role.
Measuring What Matters: For Whom the Monitor Beeps
“For several nights in succession, my nurse would enter my room sometime around 11:00pm, awaken me, then start on her tasks: check my vitals, check my blood sugars, check, measure, and empty the drainage from my various tubes. She would…
Minnesota infant mortality rate disparities creates need for new care facilities
Rachel Hardeman, PhD, MPH comments on health disparities for black mothers.
Professor Jameton's Talk: "Bioethics in the Anthropocene"
Prof. Andrew Jameton, PhD gave for the University of Toronto's seminar series "Research Needs for a Climate Positive Health System".