Monitoring coliphages to reduce waterborne infectious disease transmission in the One Water framework - Public Health
Kari Fitzmorris-Brisolara Coastal waters, surface waters, and groundwater are impacted by wastewater and stormwater discharges, as well as agricultural flows containing animal waste and nutrients. A One Water approach posits that components of the water system have overlapping and interactive impacts on other aspects of the system, for which a comprehensive approach to water management is needed to further […]
An Assessment of Needs Among African American and White Cancer Survivors in Louisiana - Public Health
Khorsandi, D. Williams The literature is limited on African American (AA) specific cancer survivorship needs and preventative health practices but identifies racial disparities in cancer outcomes. It is necessary to identify these needs and design culturally sensitive interventions to support them. One popular method of intervention is the use of mobile and virtual resources to […]
LSU School of Public Health looks back at 2021 - Public Health
The LSU School of Public Health recently celebrated 2021 with our “Year in Review”. This graphic takes a look at our school “by the numbers”, focusing on the facts and figures that shaped the school year for our scholars and faculty.
Join the ASPPH This Is Public Health Virtual Fair January 19th - Public Health
Louisiana State University’s School Public Health in New Orleans is participating in the Association of Schools & Programs of Public Health (ASSPH) Virtual Fair. This FREE event takes place Wednesday, January 19, 2022, between 9 am/CT– 4pm/CT. Click here to view our schedule for this fair. This ASSPH Virtual Fair allows you to connect in […]