Faculty Voices
Jamie Daw
Dr. Jamie Daw published a study in JAMA Internal Medicine that found dramatic declines in self-reported mental health among US mothers from 2016-2023. The research was featured in national print, radio, and TV news including the New York Times, NPR, and ABC News.
Jeanne Stellman
New research reveals the lasting toll of PTSD and combat exposure on Vietnam War veterans—over 50 years later. The 35-year study, published in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (JOEM), shows a strong link between PTSD and increased risk of cardiovascular disease, chronic illnesses, and psychosocial challenges.Learn more about Dr. Stellman's work here.
Magda Schaler-Haynes
Heather Krasna
Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health is pleased to announce funding awards to support the teaching of Public Health Law at U.S. schools of public health, led by Professors Magda Schaler-Haynes and Heather Krasna. Learn more about the “Teaching Public Health Law in Accredited Schools and Programs of Public Health."
Faculty Voices Archive
- Advancing Creativity and Connection in Healthcare Organizations, by Dr. Yuna Lee (December 2024)
- Less is not more when it comes to evidence-based policy - To solve policy issues, we need the right studies, by Dr. Kai Ruggeri (June 2024)
- How Employers Are Piloting Innovative Strategies to Redesign Health Care Delivery, by Dr. Julius Chen (June 2022)
- Narcan is the new Epipen, by Meg FitzGerald (December 2021)
- Build Back Better With Bytes, by Dr. Peter Muennig (December 2021)
- Why Hospitals Must Address Complex Patient Needs. And, Why they Currently Don't, by Dr. John McHugh (December 2019)
- Maternal Mortality: A Call for Health Policy Action, by Dr. Jamie Daw (June 2019)
- Using Behavioral Science to Support Disadvantaged Populations, by Dr. Kai Ruggeri (June 2019)
- Disrupting the Conventional Wisdom About US Healthcare and Cultivating a Healthy Skepticism of What We Think We Know, by Dr. Miriam Laugesen (June 2018).
- The Effects of Federal Indirect Cost Recovery Policy on Academic Institutions, by Bhaven Sampat (June 2018).
- 'Presidential Alert': 3 Reasons to be Concerned, by Dr. Irwin Redlener (October 2018).
- US Aging Trends are More Alarming than We Thought, by Dr. John W. Rowe (November 2018).
- Thoughts on Science-Denialism and Nationalism at the End of 2018, by Dr. Chelsea Clinton (December 2018).
- Studying the Relationship Between Fragmented Healthcare and Overprescribing, by Dr. Adam Sacarny (December 2018)