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Grad takes passion for occupational and environmental health to CDC
Explore Laura Syron’s journey from OSU’s public health program to the CDC, where she works to prevent workplace injuries and enhance worker safety through rigorous research and collaboration.
Safe spaces play important role in community-based HIV prevention, research finds
Research finds safe spaces provide surrogate homes for marginalized Black gay men, reducing HIV risk through social support and community connections.
Integrating Athletic Training and Public Health: OSU Hosts Landmark Summit
Leading experts gathered at Oregon State University to explore how athletic trainers can implement population-level approaches for preventing sudden cardiac death, concussions and osteoarthritis in athletes.
Study finds improved communication could reduce STDs among black teens
College of Health research reveals multi-source sexual health education and improved communication could help reduce high STD rates among urban Black teens, with parents and teachers playing key roles.