Will an E-Cigarette Ban Do More Harm Than Good?
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NYU public health experts argue that measures intended to prevent teen vaping could make it tougher for tobacco smokers to quit.
Hate Speech on Twitter Predicts Frequency of Real-life Hate Crimes
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NYU researchers turn to artificial intelligence to show the links between online hate and offline violence in 100 cities
Mosquito Control Program Reduces Dengue, Costs in Sri Lanka
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Intervention Focused on Removing Mosquito Breeding Sites Found to be Both Effective and Cost-Saving
NYU Tandon and Global Public Health Researcher Receives Gates Foundation Grand Challenges Explorations Grant
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Grant Funds Technology-Forward Research Using AI to Improve Vaccination Rates in Pakistan
Measles Outbreak 2019: How Did We Get Here?
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NYU College of Global Public Health Dean Cheryl Healton on the emergency in New York
JAMA Pediatrics Editorial: New Lead Testing Recommendations Inconclusive, But Do Not Mean Screening Should Stop
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NYU Researcher Says More Studies on Screening for Elevated Lead Levels in Children Are Needed
“The Viral Storm” Author Nathan Wolfe on Virus Hunting and Exploratory Research—March 29
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Nathan Wolfe, author of "The Viral Storm", will give a public talk on Virus Hunting and Exploratory Research on Fri., March 29.
NYU Research Competes in STAT Madness
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Study by Tandon and Global Public Health Professor Rumi Chunara Explores How Text Messaging Can Be Used to Quickly Track Health Care Use During an Ebola Outbreak
Is Gene Editing Ethical? It Depends
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S. Matthew Liao, director of NYU’s Center for Bioethics, has developed a human rights-based approach to assess the ethics of genetic engineering
Use of Synthetic Drug Flakka Rare Among High School Seniors, But Most Users Take Numerous Drugs
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First Study to Estimate Prevalence of Use of Dangerous Stimulant Drug Linked to Deaths, Especially in Florida