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The Pivot with Rotimi Kukoyi

UNC Epidemiology Blog

Rotimi Kukoyi wants to be a bridge builder in public health. What’s your role in public health? Im a junior studying health policy and management at the Gillings School. I want to be a physician and a policy maker, and I chose public health because its highly interdisciplinary. I stay busy!

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Stephen Murphy Promoted to Director of Mid-States Region 

The Network for Public Health Law

This expansion includes providing legal support to the federal governments data modernization initiative in collaboration with the Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB); and offering legal technical assistance to the CDCs Core Data Use Agreement Initiative to enhance national data exchange.

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The Future of Public Health: One Student’s Vision for Equity and Advocacy

Research America

It became clear that sustainable health equity solutions must center on empowering our communities, ensuring their voices inform policy decisions, and bridging the gap between health care systems and the people they serve.

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The Pivot with Nashmia Khan

UNC Epidemiology Blog

Nashmia (center) enjoys a pizza party with her health behavior cohort at department chair (left) Dr. Kurt Ribisl’s house. I’m passionate about working in health advocacy and health equity spaces. In the long term, I’m seeking a balance between applied research and policy/program evaluation and dissemination.

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PHAB Names Joneigh Khaldun, MD, MPH, FACEP, As New President and CEO

PHAB

Joneigh brings a wealth of knowledge, visionary leadership, and a deep commitment to advancing public health. Khaldun served as Michigans Chief Medical Executive and Chief Deputy Director for Health, overseeing five state agencies. The Board is confident in her ability to lead the talented PHAB team into the future.

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As AI advances in NC health care systems, state leaders call for oversight

NC Health News

North Carolina health care systems have been some of the first in the country to develop and deploy generative AI technologies, such as ambient documentation tools that record patient visits and generate notes. FOLLOW OUR COVERAGE OF STATE HEALTH POLICY What’s coming for 2025?

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Pictures of health: Photos help East Point show community’s challenges, but also joys

HEALTHBEAT

Placed alongside the photos are quotes from residents about the challenges they face paying bills and raising children, how housing affects health, and how the arts promote mental health in people of all ages. The goal is to promote policies that improve health equity in a city inextricably shaped by past racial inequalities.