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Discover the range of resources and watch Abby Eng and. Lynette Phillips, co-coordinators of the biostatistical consulting group, explain how the practice of offering services not only aids the community but graduate students working at
Watch this episode of What's the Big Idea to learn about the Northeast Ohio Tri-County Prevention Infrastructure project. Using advanced techniques including machine learning to analyze social media posts, the Tri-C tracks substance use
Check out the special edition from the Center for Public Policy and Health in the latest College of Public Health newsletter! Read Dr. Kennes opening message on our focus for the new academic year and stay tuned for more updates this
Welcome Diana Patel, a new project coordinator at the CPPH! Learn aboutDr. Patel's academic journey, passion for public health, and personal interests.
A.I.D. mental health awareness training (MHAT) was designed by the CPPH to address challenges faced by other MHAT programs. Recently, an evaluation of A.I.D. deeming the training uniquely effective.
RNA editing patterns as blood biomarker for predicting suicide risk is an ambitious new study led by an interdisciplinary team of 蹤獲扦 researchers. Principal investigator Helen Piontkivska, Ph.D., is a professor in the Department
The CPPH, in partnership with the 蹤獲扦 Department of Computer Science and the New Jersey Institute of Technology, conducted a study examining the behaviors of two Reddit communitiesr/depression and r/SuicideWatchduring the peak of
Dr. Deric Kenne, Director of the Center for Public Policy and Health, and Dr. Ruoming Jin from the Computer Science Department, joined KSU President, Todd Diacon in the latest series of Whats the Big Idea? to discuss their recent
In response to the Ohio Department of Educations new mental health training requirement for coaches, The CPPH furtherer developed Awareness, Interaction, Detection (A.I.D.) mental health awareness training for the experience of school
蹤獲扦 is pioneering a vital online course, "Introduction to Public Mental Health," aimed at equipping students with essential skills to address the growing mental health crisis exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. This
