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Brown University School of Public Health
@Brown_SPH
The official Twitter/X feed of the Brown University School of Public Health | Learn public health by doing public health. #BrownSPH
Providence, RI
sph.brown.edu
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    Brown University School of Public Health
    @Brown_SPH
    Jun 8, 2023
    Dean @ashishkjha will resume leadership of the School of Public Health on July 1. Having concluded his term as White House COVID-19 response coordinator, @AshishKJha46 returns to Brown focused on transforming public health education, research and practice.
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    After leading federal COVID-19 response, Dr. Ashish Jha to resume role as dean of Brown’s School of...
    From brown.edu
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    Brown University School of Public Health
    @Brown_SPH
    Jan 31, 2023
    Excited to share that our deputy dean @meganranney has been appointed the dean of @Yale's SPH, effective July 1. Thank you for generously sharing your time, talent, & wisdom with us here at Brown, Dr. Ranney! A wonderful opportunity and a huge honor 👏 👏 brown.edu/news/2023-01-3…
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    Brown University School of Public Health
    @Brown_SPH
    Oct 8, 2020
    A pandemic, untamed: Time-lapse of how the coronavirus made its way across U.S. communities since March. Currently, there are twice as many daily COVID-19 cases as after Memorial Day. Cases are rising in 25+ states with the heartland most affected. With @HarvardEthics @MSFTIssues
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    Brown University School of Public Health
    @Brown_SPH
    Feb 26, 2020
    The School of Public Health is excited to announce that Dr. Ashish K. Jha, faculty director of the Harvard Global Health Institute, has been named Dean of the School, effective Sept. 1, 2020.
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    Accomplished physician, public health scholar named School of Public Health dean at Brown
    From brown.edu
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    Brown University School of Public Health
    @Brown_SPH
    Jan 9, 2023
    Research from Professor @JosephMBraun1 of @Brown_Epi has found that a Corsi-Rosenthal box is an "inexpensive, easy-to-construct air filter that can protect against illness caused not only by viruses, but also by chemical pollutants.” @Brown_ChildEH
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    DIY filters curb phthalate and PFAS air pollution
    From futurity.org
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    Brown University School of Public Health
    @Brown_SPH
    Sep 3, 2021
    Poorly-understood Long Covid affects millions. With funding from the Hassenfeld Foundation, Brown has launched the Long Covid Initiative to study the syndrome's impact on people, economies, and societies. @orpanag @meganranney @ashishkjha
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    Brown School of Public Health Launches Long Covid Initiative - Global Epidemics
    From globalepidemics.org
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    Brown University School of Public Health
    @Brown_SPH
    Apr 26, 2023
    Our sadness to see her go will only be surpassed by our pride in all she will accomplish and the community-guided principles Dr. @meganranney will bring to @YaleSPH. @thehowie @hmkyale @YaleInsights
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    Megan Ranney: What’s Next for Public Health?
    From insights.som.yale.edu
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    Brown University School of Public Health
    @Brown_SPH
    Nov 26, 2018
    Dr. Megan Ranney: “We’ve decreased car crash deaths by putting in place things that make cars safer, like seat belts and airbags, and by educating drivers. We know that we can do the same for gun violence” @meganranney @TIME #ThisIsOurLane time.com/5460036/this-i…
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    Brown University School of Public Health
    @Brown_SPH
    Nov 20, 2018
    Rhode Island is the only state to screen every incarcerated individual for opioid use disorder, and to offer all three medically effective treatments. @NPRHealth @arishapiro @andrea_c_hsu @GovRaimondo @US_FDA @MiriamHospital @JAMAPsych npr.org/sections/healt…
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    Brown University School of Public Health
    @Brown_SPH
    May 24, 2022
    With record overdose deaths, over a million Americans taken by COVID, and sustained gun violence, have we become inured to mass death? “There’s been almost a sustained narrative... that tells people that these things are inevitable,” says Dr. @meganranney.
    FILE - A person pays his respects at a makeshift memorial outside the scene of a shooting at a supermarket in Buffalo, N.Y., Sunday, May 15, 2022. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File)
    COVID-19, shootings: Is mass death now tolerated in America?
    From apnews.com
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    Brown University School of Public Health
    @Brown_SPH
    Nov 9, 2018
    Professor Megan Ranney: “We’ve dealt with other epidemics like HIV by doing research. HIV is now a survivable illness. We haven’t done that for guns. Science can fix it.” @BrownMedicine @meganranney @thedailybeast
    thedailybeast.com
    Doctors Hit Back at NRA for Trying to Silence Them Over Guns
    On Wednesday, the NRA mocked ‘anti-gun’ doctors for advocating for gun violence research. After Thursday’s Thousand Oaks mass shooting, doctors fought back.
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    Brown University School of Public Health
    @Brown_SPH
    Sep 1, 2020
    In a town hall today with @Brown_SPH students, staff, and faculty, Dean @ashishkjha laid out his vision for the School of Public Health, from heath equity and data science to pandemic preparedness: "This is not the time for us to play it safe. This is the time to take leaps."
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    Brown University School of Public Health
    @Brown_SPH
    Nov 22, 2021
    The School of Public Health is excited to announce that Jennifer Nuzzo, Dr. Scott Rivkees, and Claire Wardle will be bringing their expertise to @BrownUniversity to advance SPH work on pandemic preparedness and mis/disinformation. @JenniferNuzzo @card1e brown.edu/academics/publ…
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    Brown University School of Public Health
    @Brown_SPH
    Dec 5, 2022
    Gun violence is often attributed to issues with mental health, but Dr. @meganranney says in @opinion that the story is often a lot more complex. "Expanding mental health treatment is important for so, so many reasons. But it’s not sufficient."
    bloomberg.com
    Fighting Mental Illness Isn’t Enough to Stop Gun Violence
    A conversation with physician and public-health researcher Megan Ranney on why the link between mental illness and mass shootings isn’t as clear as you might assume.

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