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SPH This Year 2025

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SPH's Office of Marketing and Communications celebrates the school's transformational research, scholarship, and practice in both print and digital publications. The team has received multiple media and design awards for capturing SPH's commitment to health equity across these channels.

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Free Associations podcast - Gold

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SPH This Year 2023 - Magazine - Cover Design - Special Publication  (Gold)
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SPH This Year 2023 - Magazine - Editorial Spread-Series of Spreads (Excellence)

CASE Circle of Excellence (national/global)

SPH This Year 2023, Covers (Bronze)

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CASE District 1 (regional)

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MarketWatch

Millions Will Lose Medicaid Once New Work Rules Kick In. These Groups Will Be Hit the Hardest.

Quotes Paul Shafer, associate professor of health law, policy & management.

Northeast Times

More Pharmacies, Hospitals Stock Opioid Treatment Drug, but Rural Care Gaps Remain.

Quotes Jake Morgan, research assistant professor of health law, policy & management.

Miami Herald

Vaccines Become a 2026 Midterm Election Issue amid Measles Outbreak.

Quotes Matthew Motta, associate professor of health law, policy & management. 

Managed Healthcare Executive

Herring and Rodriguez-Diaz on Public Charge Policy and HIV Incidence

Quotes Carlos Rodriguez-Diaz, chair and professor of community health sciences.

The Washington Post

Lead You Absorbed as a Child May Cause Dementia as You Age

Quotes Jennifer Weuve, professor of epidemiology. 

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