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College to study local PFAS contamination, cancer data

October 08

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Phone calls, pediatric visits could lower secondhand smoke exposure, improve quit rates

November 12

Smoking Cessation|Social and Behavioral Sciences

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At Dean's Seminar, Freudenberg speaks about capitalism's effect on public health

November 6

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NCI-funded study looks at impact of mobile devices on collecting treatment data

November 4

Smoking Cessation|Data|Epidemiology and Biostatistics

Digital literacy gaps could limit benefits of online health tools

October 7

Social and Behavioral Sciences|Cancer

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Social work alumnus empowers Camden's youth

Licensed social worker Tim Gallagher, a graduate of the master of social work program, founded and co-directs the Camden Adolescents Striving for Achievement (CASA) youth development program at Guadalupe Family Services.

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Nov 21

4:00pm - 5:00pm

Epidemiology and Biostatistics Journal Club

Nov 22

11:00am - 12:30pm

Engaging in Community-Based Participatory Research: What, why and how to establish and sustain effective, equitable community-academic research partnerships

Dec 04

1:00pm - 2:30pm

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Info Session

May 07

1:30pm - 3:00pm

College of Public Health Graduation Ceremony

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Until we know more about long-term effects, total ban on vaping products is needed

The Philadelphia Inquirer

October 29

Temple researchers will look at link between PFAS and cancer

WHYY

September 27

Hahnemann’s end was expected to be a crisis. But that’s not what happened, Philly health officials say.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

September 27

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Using cardboard, our occupational therapy students are creating custom adaptive devices for kids with disabilities. Cardboard dramatically lowers the cost of these usually-expensive devices and makes refitting easier as children grow. Later this semester, our students will present their creations to kids at @hmsschoolcp.

temple_cphUsing cardboard, our occupational therapy students are creating custom adaptive devices for kids with disabilities. Cardboard dramatically lowers the cost of these usually-expensive devices and makes refitting easier as children grow. Later this semester, our students will present their creations to kids at @hmsschoolcp.

Our @templerectx students held their annual Assistive Technology Expo last week. The students demonstrated the uses of assistive tech—adaptations that enable people with disabilities to navigate everyday activities like writing and playing sports.

temple_cphOur @templerectx students held their annual Assistive Technology Expo last week. The students demonstrated the uses of assistive tech—adaptations that enable people with disabilities to navigate everyday activities like writing and playing sports.

Last night, we welcomed our peers, colleagues, faculty, staff and students to a reception at @americanpublichealth’s Annual Meeting and Expo. To celebrate this year’s event being held in our city, attendees sampled traditional Philadelphian foods at @rdgterminalmkt.

temple_cphLast night, we welcomed our peers, colleagues, faculty, staff and students to a reception at @americanpublichealth’s Annual Meeting and Expo. To celebrate this year’s event being held in our city, attendees sampled traditional Philadelphian foods at @rdgterminalmkt.

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