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Breaking the Silence: New Study Exposes the Impact of PCOS on Women
Presented at the Life Sciences Research Conference on October 25th, the study won first place in the Public Health Department.
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Socioeconomic Impact on Family Health Explored
Presented at the Life Sciences Research Conference on October 25th, Richins showcased her research and was awarded second place in the Public Health Department.
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Chasing Purpose: The Journey of a Recent MPH Graduate
This ambition all started several years ago on a family trip to Baja California, Mexico. “We would go out in the streets and see where people didn’t have much, and we’d give them toys,” she said. Drybread and her family carried out numerous service projects for the community in Baja each year.
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Creating Belonging in the College of Life Sciences
After returning from the Diversity Summer Internship Program with Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Hooke decided to apply his experiences towards creating a sense of belonging in the College of Life Sciences at BYU. The internship at Johns Hopkins taught him about embracing diversity, conducting quality research, and becoming culturally competent leaders.
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MPH Graduate Bridges Mental Health and Addiction
Lopez was initially guided toward public health because of her desire to serve minority populations and make resources available to them. This desire also stems from her own experiences, and the lack of resources provided to her Mexican immigrant parents. “It was a very real and very scary thing. And I know that multiple people are in that similar situation as well,” she said.
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Strengthening Relationships Through Mindfulness
Mindfulness – as defined in the study “A couples’ relationship education intervention examining sexual mindfulness and trait mindfulness” – is the practice that includes increased awareness, self-acceptance, and non-judgmental views toward oneself and others. This can be applied to relationships to strengthen marital satisfaction.
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Office Hours: Steve Thygerson
Office Hours is a series focusing on unique artifacts that BYU employees display in their offices.
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Top 10 BYU stories of 2024: BYU's new school of medicine, impressive national rankings and LEGOs
A lot of news happens on BYU's campus in the course of a year. Some of that news will change the shape of BYU forever, such as the announcement of the new school of medicine, while some of that news connects research with current trends (AI anyone?). And some of that news simply brings joy, such as the library's record-smashing LEGO exhibit and an expanded Creamery on Ninth.
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BYU student’s Nepal internship leaves lasting impact
Last summer, in the mountains of Nepal, thousands of miles away from Provo, BYU student Leilani Harmuth knew her global health internship was not just a fun vacation.
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2026 Articles
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Graduate Spotlight: Devin Stokes
Devin Stokes is a student that is pursuing a master’s degree at John Hopkins university in her first year in the master’s program of Healthcare Administration.
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Student Spotlight Article: Sydney Clark
After finishing high school, Sydney Clark didn’t fully know the route that she wanted for her career path. After spending a year attending Utah State and then transferring to BYU, she found that what interested her most was Public Health after taking an introductory course to the program.
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Graduate Spotlight: Willow Snow
Willow Snow started at BYU hoping to go into occupational therapy. When looking for a degree that would line up with that goal she found the prerequisite classes for Environmental and Occupational health worked well with her classes she would be taking.
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Student Spotlight: Caroline Olsen
Caroline Olsen is a public health student at BYU who first began as a biochemistry major. After a few months of doing biochemistry, she found that it wasn’t a field that she was interested in leading her life in.
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BYU Students Host Local Anti Trafficking Fundraising Event
Public Health students from Tanner Crandall’s HLTH 461 class hosted Heal EX, who brought attention to the class and the mission of the organization, Heal EX. An organization focused on preventing and healing human trafficking.
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2025 Articles
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How Brianna Magnusson's PCOS Research Moves Women's Healthcare Forward
PCOS stands for polycystic ovary syndrome. It is a medical condition that one in eight women are likely to suffer from, and there has been close to no research in the United States done on it.
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Student Spotlight: Eliza Howe and How Public Health Prepares Students for Graduate School
Howe first got into the public health as she was looking for a way to enter the health care field. After hearing that public health was a good way to be financially secure while keeping the option of not pursuing graduate education, she chose to study environmental and occupational health.
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Student Spotlight: How Jonah Lindsay Found Purpose in Public Health
Jonah is a prolific student in the Environmental and Occupational Health Department and currently is the president of the BYU Occupational Health Association.
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How Ayugi Ntambwe-Kalala Has Brought Applied Learning Internships to Public Health
Starting in the Public Health space, Ayugi gained her Public Health and Economics degrees at Westminster. After gaining her degree, she started working in food equity around the world and was working in the Department of Quality Assurance.
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Christine Frandsen and the Importance of Media Literacy
Christine Frandsen is a current private high school teacher in Provo, Utah. She received her bachelor’s degree in journalism and then received her MPH in public health from BYU.
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Steve Thygerson's Twelve Year Research on Brick Kilns in Nepal
Dr. Steve Thygerson, in 2013, was interested in getting involved with the BYU Kennedy Center programs after connecting with doctors in Nepal through the organization Workplace Without Borders. Dr. Thygerson met incredible individuals such as Dr. Sanjay Khanal, who brought on Thygerson to help mentor Ph.D. student Seshananda Sanjel.
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New Research Shows How Air Conditioners Affect Indoor Pollution Levels
Children spend sixty-three to eighty-three percent of their time indoors, with adults spending seventy percent of their time indoors. Yet, air pollution is only measured using external barometers. This is leading to a lack of data on air pollution inside our homes.
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How Inclusivity Has Become Part of BYU Belonging
Greg Hooke, a current senior at BYU, is studying to become a neurologist. While studying for his MCAT, he also leads the Belonging Council for the College of Life Sciences.
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Trudy Munford and Georgia Calhoun and the fight for Civil Rights
Trudy Munford and Georgia Calhoun talk about their civil rights activism, education, and their faith in the newest episode of “The Y Health Podcast.”
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How BYU Public Health Is Celebrating 150 Years of BYU
As BYU arrives upon and celebrates its 150th anniversary as a university, BYU Public Health is celebrating the 150 years of BYU and looks forward to helping students look toward how they can get involved in public health as they join a legacy of helping make the world a healthier and safer place while having fun in the best major at BYU!
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2024 Articles
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Finishing Strong – Tips for This Year’s Finals Season
While students are aching to have normal sleep schedules again and get a short brain break, they still need to push through finals. How do you find the motivation to finish strong?
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A Physician Takes on Public Health
“I’ve been studying for 15 years,” Noriega shared, reflecting on his journey from medical school in Ecuador to becoming a physician in 2016. Despite his medical training, he quickly realized that many hospitals lacked the resources necessary to effectively treat patients. “I had all the training, but I didn’t have the tools to make a significant impact.”
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Fresh Perspective on the Prevalence of Pornography
A Political Science major, Moffat recently completed and presented his research on the prevalence of pornography among young individuals at the Life Sciences Research Conference.
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Lasting Impacts in Nepal: Research on Respiratory Health
Presented at the Life Sciences Research Conference on October 25th, Lemke showcased his research and was awarded third place in the Public Health Department.
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2023 Articles
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Rebuilding Trust in a Post-Pandemic World
Lessons from COVID-19 provide valuable insights three years later
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How Rural Living Connects to Cognitive Impairment
BYU students Matthew Harris, Erica Bennion, and Kristine Magnusson, with BYU Public Health associate professor Dr. Evan Thacker, discovered an association between rural living and cognitive impairment and published their findings in the journal Neuroepidemiology.
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Shifting the dialogue on divisive issues
Public health students conduct “campus conversations” to discuss polarizing topics without expecting to reach common ground
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Preserving brain health may require more than reducing seizures
Dr. Evan Thacker’s new research shows a greater cognitive decline in older adults with epilepsy when vascular risk factors are also present
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2022 Articles
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How Multi-Media Campaigns Can Change Behavior Overseas
MPH students analyze data from a Tanzanian intervention
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Mental Health, COVID-19 Stressors and Family Health Attitudes
Two years into the pandemic, research finds that COVID stressors and family health are associated with growing mental health rates in the United States
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Improving Public Health Through Public Relations
Cancer survivor teams up with students to spread awareness of lymphoma in a public relations campaign
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Changing the Narrative for Native American Health
BYU MPH students embark on the daunting task of including Native American populations in Farm to Fork Bill.
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How An Internship is Changing this BYU Student’s View of Health Promotion
Senior Seth Larson interns through the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to promote health self reliance in Mexico
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2021 Articles
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How Perceived Racism and Socioeconomic Status Affect Family Health
Tatiana Pryor’s research, titled “The Effects of Perceived Racism and Socioeconomic Status on Family Health” is an important analysis of the factors that influence health. Her research won 3rd place at the CURA poster competition in November 2021.
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How Perceived Racism and Socioeconomic Status Affect Family Health
Tatiana Pryor’s research, titled “The Effects of Perceived Racism and Socioeconomic Status on Family Health” is an important analysis of the factors that influence health. Her research won 3rd place at the CURA poster competition in November 2021.
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Mentored Research and Multiple Sclerosis
BYU public health graduate Emily Hawkes wins experiential learning award
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Mentored Research and Multiple Sclerosis
BYU public health graduate Emily Hawkes wins experiential learning award
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Pharmacy-Prescribed Contraceptives in Utah
BYU students and professors studied the effects of a 2019 standing order that allows Utah pharmacists to prescribe contraceptives.
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Pharmacy-Prescribed Contraceptives in Utah
BYU students and professors studied the effects of a 2019 standing order that allows Utah pharmacists to prescribe contraceptives.
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What Operation Outbreak Taught BYU Students and Faculty
BYU students and faculty participated in Operation Outbreak, a virtual simulation of the transmission of infectious disease, and learned how participant behaviors affect the rate of transmission.
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What Operation Outbreak Taught BYU Students and Faculty
BYU students and faculty participated in Operation Outbreak, a virtual simulation of the transmission of infectious disease, and learned how participant behaviors affect the rate of transmission.
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BYU Flu Shot Clinic
The BYU Wellness Program provides free flu shots Oct 12th in the Wilkinson Center Garden Court and 13th in the Marriott Center
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BYU Flu Shot Clinic
The BYU Wellness Program provides free flu shots Oct 12th in the Wilkinson Center Garden Court and 13th in the Marriott Center
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2020 Articles
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1st Place Win in the Experiential Learning & Internships Video Contest
Congratulations to Emily Spendlove, who won 1st place in the Experiential Learning & Internships video contest featuring her experience volunteering with Mothers Across Borders.
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Nikhil Durandhar, Ph.D. to speak at BYU Life Science Seminar
International Obesity Treatment and Research Expert Nikhlil Durandhar will speak at the College of Life Sciences Seminar November 12.
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Nikhil Durandhar, Ph.D. to speak at BYU Life Science Seminar
International Obesity Treatment and Research Expert Nikhlil Durandhar will speak at the College of Life Sciences Seminar November 12.
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How E-Scooters Affect the Environment, Public Health, and Provo City
As e-scooters have grown in popularity around the world, they’ve sparked questions about their practicality and their impact on the environment and public health. Dr. Robbie Chaney and Dr. Jeff Glenn researched the behavior of 1,070 scooter users in Provo to discover the answers. Here’s what they found.
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How E-Scooters Affect the Environment, Public Health, and Provo City
As e-scooters have grown in popularity around the world, they’ve sparked questions about their practicality and their impact on the environment and public health. Dr. Robbie Chaney and Dr. Jeff Glenn researched the behavior of 1,070 scooter users in Provo to discover the answers. Here’s what they found.
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Risk of In-Person Voting per County Evaluated by Public Health Researchers
Public Health researchers have created a map showing risk levels for in-person voting for each county in the country. With that information, voters can make safe and informed decisions in the middle of a pandemic and an election.
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Risk of In-Person Voting per County Evaluated by Public Health Researchers
Public Health researchers have created a map showing risk levels for in-person voting for each county in the country. With that information, voters can make safe and informed decisions in the middle of a pandemic and an election.
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How Involving Families Improves Public Health Programs
Kirsten Novilla’s recent research highlights the important role of families in public health.
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How Involving Families Improves Public Health Programs
Kirsten Novilla’s recent research highlights the important role of families in public health.
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Pandemics, Politics, Mental Health, and an Opportunity
Nationwide survey distributed to discover how political perspectives influenced pandemic reactions and how the pandemic affected mental health.
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2019 Articles
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Rosemary Thackeray appointed BYU assistant to the president for planning and assessment
Replaces James D. Gordon III, who is retiring after 35 years of service to the university
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Inspired BYU grad a force against global disease
As a young girl growing up in Lagos, Nigeria, Moremi Hamblin saw her parents as prime examples of the difference an education can make in the quality of life.
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BYU Public Health students and the BYU Civil Rights Seminar
BYU Civil Rights Seminar
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Children who face adversity have better long-term health if they have enough positive childhood experiences too
Previous studies found having adverse childhood experiences can lead to poor health outcomes later in life. New BYU research finds the anecdote is to counter those with enough positive experiences.
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