Our goal is to develop a holistic understanding of the health of individuals and populations and create feasible approaches to solving current and emerging public health and societal problems.
We study individuals across the life course, focus on health equity and addressing health disparities, and conduct both basic and applied research, including research on the translation of public health programs to real-world settings.
- OSU researchers develop robot buddy to help keep toddlers active
GoBot study highlights potential for robotic technology in promoting early childhood physical activity - Inside the mind of Andy Pitchford
Assistant Professor Andy Pitchford’s life mission is to improve health equity for disabled children - Radon, even at levels below EPA guideline for mitigation, is linked to childhood leukemia
College of Health researcher Matthew Bozigar finds link between radon exposure, even at low levels, and childhood leukemia - Environmental health is human health
College researchers explore how our environment can impact our health and well-being - Veronica Irvin tackles under-researched interval breast cancer
College of Health researcher empowers women with knowledge and resources for early detection - Be Well Project helps Oregonians learn about contaminants in their well water
Millions of Americans rely on private wells for drinking water, yet many are unaware of potential contaminants like arsenic and nitrate