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Matthew Tung graduated from Northeastern in 2023 and went on to compete in the Asian Weightlifting Championships. Photo by Alyssa Stone/Northeastern University

This Northeastern grad taught himself weightlifting and is now competing internationally

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Gun locks are among the many measures that are needed to prevent children from accessing firearms in the home, says Matt Miller. AP Photo/Elaine Thompson

Georgia school shooting reveals importance of preventing kids from accessing guns in the home, Northeastern researcher says

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Northeastern University’s Institute for Experiential AI will host a workshop and conference next month on precision health and health care training. Getty Images

How will AI transform health care? Northeastern to host workshop and conference focused on precision health

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How to Become a Leader in Public Health Administration

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The mosquito-borne virus eastern equine encephalitis has been reported in five states and has resulted in the death of a New Hampshire man. Will risk carry into October? Getty Images

How dangerous is EEE? Northeastern experts urge caution as mortality rate could exceed 50%

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Women, doctors and tablet for night medical research, surgery planning and teamwork in hospital. Nurse, healthcare and worker collaboration on technology in late shift for wellness thinking and ideas

A Comprehensive Guide to Master’s Degrees in Public Health

Not sure which public health master’s degree is right for you? Here’s a comprehensive overview of your educational options.

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A small group of medical professionals gather around a table as they meet together to discuss patient cases. They are each dressed professionally and have files scattered between them for reference.

Forecasting the Future of Public Health: 5 Trends

If you’re interested in becoming a more effective leader in public health, here are the top trends you should know about.

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The recent Mpox outbreak involves the clade I strain of the virus, which is more transmissible and severe. Courtesy of CDC

Should you be concerned about an Mpox outbreak in the US?

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Epipen was the only option for emergency treatment of allergic reactions, but the FDA just approved a new nasal spray that serves the same purpose. Photo by Alyssa Stone/Northeastern University

New neffy nasal spray alternative to the EpiPen could be ‘a gamechanger’ for people with allergies

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Phenols and parabens, chemicals commonly found in products like sunscreen, were found to increase the risk of hypertension in pregnant people. Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University

Chemicals found in sunscreen and makeup can lead to hypertension during pregnancy, new study finds

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