Learn about the highest-paying public health jobs, including biostatistician and epidemiologist, and the education requirements for these jobs.
Public Health Resources
Overuse of antibiotics is resulting in the rise of “superbugs.” This guide explains how antibiotic resistance can be prevented.
Accelerated MPH programs may help students in public health enter the workforce faster. Learn more about the one-year accelerated online MPH program at GWU.
Public health is important because it has helped address sanitation, environmental health and infectious diseases issues through research. Without public health, what would the quality of life in North America look like?
Racism has become a public health crisis now more than ever before. Learn about how we got to this point & what we can do to address racism in the U.S.
Patients with limited English proficiency are more likely to have worse clinical outcomes. Public health can address language and cultural barriers.
Using insights from Ron Waldman, MD, MPH, a global health professor, in the MPH@GW has created this primer on the vaccine development process, stakeholders and myths around vaccination.
Health tracking apps and devices such as pill reminders can empower patients to become agents of their own health and care.
Knowing the difference between equity and equality is critical to helping communities overcome health disparities.
Gardening is linked to positive health effects for individuals and the earth. How can people participate in sustainable horticulture?