For his exceptional dedication to student success and his role in fostering a collaborative environment within the University of Kentucky College of Public Health (CPH), Benji Bryant was recently honored with the (Becki Flanagan) Spirit of CPH award.
Meyers, a Kentucky native and junior at the UK College of Public of Health (CPH), is now working with Margaret McGladrey, Ph.D., on several research projects.
Concerns over the water quality of Paris’ River Seine have plagued the run-up to the Summer Olympics.
Injuries from falls continue to be a leading cause of hospitalization for older adults in Kentucky.
A maximum capacity 500 harm reduction care navigators, public health officials, first responders, government leaders, educators, and community advocates gathered at this year's Kentucky Harm Reduction Summit, sponsored by the Kentucky Injury Prevention and Research Center (KIPRC).
