Public Health Magazines

It's a social media world now. That means learning a whole new way of sharing information.

In 2019, Yale School of Public Health had a little under 37,000 followers across five social networks — Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter and YouTube. Social media was something of an after-thought.

A goal of the independent study is to “demystify the government.”

A recent gift to YSPH is a sustaining opportunity to make a real impact on the school.

In a Q&A, Megan Ranney, dean of the Yale School of Public Health, explains why it’s important to frame firearm injury as a public health problem.

New program supports PhD students.

The latest YSPH information sheet is on ultra-processed foods.

New office serves as a central community hub.

Tackling topics that are important to people’s lives.

Dean Megan L. Ranney shares a few of the ways YSPH is creating paths forward.