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Timeline Photos Reminder: Tomorrow is the last day to complete the annual school survey for faculty, staff, students, and alumni.
If you did not receive an email with your unique survey link, please contact busphsvy@bu.edu.
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MS in Population Health Research: Climate & Health | SPH | Boston University Interested in climate change and health? Check out our MS in Population Health Research: Climate and Health degree, where you will get the opportunity to work closely with leading faculty, staff, and students in the field. After completing the program, ... 20 Likes

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Public Health, Medicine, and Poverty | SPH | Boston University For those living in poverty, access to the conditions that promote health are limited, posing serious threats and challenges. On Thursday, December 10, join us for a discussion about the intersections of public health, medicine, and poverty, and how addressing ... 29 Likes

New York Botanical Garden

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Photos from New York Botanical Garden's post The textures and shapes of late fall emerge as the season winds its way toward winter.
Chinese-pepper berries stand bright red against clear blue skies, while nodding blades of Hakone grass create interest in the Perennial Garden. And along Stone ... 4 Comments

I was there today and the weather was fantastic.i like the smells of these leaves in the fall .. especially saying i can like the smell of the ...Please open the train show to the public

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New Textbook Offers Simple Tools to Conduct Biostatistical Analyses | SPH | Boston University Geared towards future healthcare professionals, Lisa Sullivan's new textbook, "Biostatistics for Population Health: A Primer," provides simple, straightforward techniques for evaluating biostatistical findings.
“With more and more data available today, careful design, analysis, and interpretation of that data is more ... 1 Comments

Sadly, textbook use in higher Ed is declining rapidly...

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New York Botanical Garden

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Timeline Photos Historically, rice (Oryza sativa) has long been associated with originating in Asia, but another species of rice (Oryza glaberrima) became a significant crop produced in colonial South Carolina and the Greater Caribbean through the knowledge of enslaved Black men and ... 3 Comments

A great place to o visit the botanical gardensThank you for the history lesson!

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Women in Science: What Is Still in the Way? | SPH | Boston University We recently hosted a Public Health Conversations event with a panel of distinguished women scientists to learn more about their work, their first-hand experiences, and their challenges and accomplishments in the field.
Revisit the conversation here: http://spr.ly/6187HGTTD
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New York Botanical Garden

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Timeline Photos With lots of room to spread out, explore an outdoor world of color and light during NYBG GLOW, featuring newly announced pop-up performances by the @hiphopnutcracker, live ice sculpting, and much more.
These special evening events kick off November 27, ... 5 Comments

Love the combination of Hip Hop Nutcracker and NYBG!Is there any chance of putting this online for those of us who can’t get there?Open the holiday train show to the public

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Lucian Freud’s Paintings of Plants—From Symbolism to Truth While Lucian Freud’s international reputation as a master of portraiture remains undisputed, his ability to capture the elusive essence of plants is mostly unacknowledged.
Join us along with Dr. Giovanni Aloi on Friday, December 4 for an online discussion of ... 2 Comments

Never knew he painted plants 😃

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Boston University School of Public Health

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When Does Fertility Return After Stopping Contraceptive Use? | SPH | Boston University There is little data on how long it takes fertility to return when someone decides to stop using contraception strategies to have a baby.
Now, a new SPH study shows a wide range in how long the effects of different ... 73 Likes

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Blue states and red states are both doing school reopenings wrong As COVID-19 cases continue to rise across the US, Benjamin Linas, associate professor of epidemiology, lays out what President-elect Joe Biden's plan to safely reopen schools during the pandemic could look like.
"This is what a plan to reopen looks ... 1 Comments

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Timeline Photos Bring science, nature, and gardening home with a series of live, online workshops for kids Pre-K–8.
Join us for fun, interactive sessions led by NYBG educators that allow children to experience, and ask questions about, our desert plants in the ... 1 Comments 176 Likes

Boston University School of Public Health

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Sexual Citizens: A Landmark Study of Sex, Power, and Assault on Campus Sexual Citizens: A Landmark Study of Sex, Power, and Assault on Campus
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Good afternoon thanks for sharingGreat!!!!I am a disabled veteran and Nurse. I have no memory of childhood other than sexual abuse. My father had ...

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New York Botanical Garden

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A Salute to Dennis Wm. Stevenson, Ph.D. Explore the long and storied career of Dr. Dennis Wm. Stevenson, Cullman Senior Curator and Vice President for Laboratory Research, who spent over three decades working as a plant morphologist at NYBG and traveled the world in support of his ... 34 Likes

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Infectious Diseases. Now is the time. Free Associations is a podcast where, with a sense of humor and a healthy dose of skepticism, SPH faculty talk us through popular health studies and hyperbolic news headlines while teaching us how to ask the right questions.
On December ... 34 Likes

Boston University School of Public Health

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Neighborhood Noise May Increase Dementia Risk | SPH | Boston University Risk factors for dementia include genes, education, racism, and air pollution. Now, a growing number of studies are adding noise to this list.
A new study co-led by an SPH researcher finds that just 10 decibels more daytime neighborhood noise ... 56 Likes

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BU Giving Tuesday At BU, Giving Tuesday is an opportunity for the global BU community to come together and support funds that work to create a more antiracist, diverse, equitable, and inclusive BU.
Save the date for December 1. Learn more about Giving ... 57 Likes

New York Botanical Garden

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This content isn't available right now Take one last Food & Farm Tour through the Bronx as the harvest season winds down.
Join Pamela Alvarez, Outreach & Education Coordinator for the NYC Compost Project, for 2020’s third and final virtual tour of the Highbridge Hub, part ... 32 Likes

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Physical Distancing Policies Not Enough to Protect Lower-Income People | SPH | Boston University Physical distancing has been the key tool in the US's response to COVID-19.
Now, a new SPH study finds that although lower-income people were just as aware and motivated as higher-income people to protect themselves from the virus, physical distancing ... 65 Likes

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Here Today, Gone Forever: Plant extinction now and conservation strategies for tomorrow (Part I) We're now live with the first day of "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow," our two-day webinar bringing together a group of international experts in biodiversity, conservation, and extinction to present the state of knowledge, trends, causes, and consequences of the plant ... 59 Likes

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Sexual Citizens: A Landmark Study of Sex, Power, and Assault on Campus | SPH |... Tomorrow we are hosting a discussion with Jennifer Hirsch, professor of sociomedical sciences at Columbia Mailman School of Public Health, and Shamus Khan, professor of sociology at Columbia University, about their book, “Sexual Citizens: A Landmark Study of Sex, Power, ... 36 Likes

Boston University School of Public Health

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Timeline Photos Tomorrow, Daniel Gallego-Perez (SPH'21) will speak at ASPPH's (Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health) "well-inar," "Smudging: A Native American Perspective on the Use of Medicinal Smoke to Support Holistic Wellness."
Join the conversation here: http://spr.ly/6186HEhVu 40 Likes

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Here Today, Gone Forever: Plant Extinction Now and Conservation Strategies for Tomorrow There's still time to register for "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow," our two-day webinar bringing together a group of international experts in biodiversity, conservation, and extinction to present the state of knowledge, trends, causes, and consequences of the plant extinction crisis.
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Caring for LGBTQ+ Youth in the Juvenile Justice System | SPH | Boston University MPH student Gray Babbs reflects on their summer work with the Massachusetts Department of Youth Services, highlighting the stigma and systemic forces that land LGBTQ+ youth in the juvenile justice system: "There is no easy fix."
Read more here: http://spr.ly/6184HEffy
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New York Botanical Garden

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Timeline Photos The Plant Doctor is in! 🌿
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We're taking your home gardening and houseplant challenges and getting our NYBG experts' input. Leave your question here in the comments by Thursday morning. On Friday we'll follow up with answers, helping you ... 2 Comments

My succulents plants are dropping their leaves regardless of how I take care of themCan you please tell me what kind of orchid this is? A Crimson Cattleya? The flower has a beautiful scent.

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2014 Cathy Shine Lecture: Dr. Sidney Wolfe, MD Dr. Sidney Wolfe, MD, co-founder and senior advisor of Public Citizen's Health Research Group, contends that the FDA and medical licensing boards should be more vigilant in protecting the health of consumers and patients. He was the speaker at the ...

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2013 BUSPH Distinguished Alumni Awards Presentation Boston University School of Public Health recognizes alumni achievement by annually presenting the Distinguished Alumni Award. The award acknowledges those who have made outstanding contributions and exemplify dedication to the field of public health on a local, national, or global ...

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BUSPH Department of International Health Spring 2014 Course Preview For IH students who missed the IH Concentrator's Meeting about Spring 2014 Courses, this video contains brief overviews of each IH course offered next semester.
Created by the Department of International Health at the Boston University School of Public Health

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2013 Bicknell Lecture - Q & A The event featured an address by Paul Campos, professor of law, University of Colorado Law School, and author of "The Obesity Myth"; and commentary by panelists Frank Hu, professor of nutrition and epidemiology, Harvard School of Public Health; and Abigail ...

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2013 Bicknell Lecture -- Abigail Saguy The event featured an address by Paul Campos, professor of law, University of Colorado Law School, and author of "The Obesity Myth"; and commentary by panelists Frank Hu, professor of nutrition and epidemiology, Harvard School of Public Health; and Abigail ...

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