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Trump’s cuts to foreign aid are undermining the Ebola response, insiders say

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Stat News

By Daniel Payne

May 19, 2026

“The central pharmacies collapsed, the rural clinics collapsed, and the mortality doubled,” said Les Roberts, a professor emeritus at Columbia University.
Hantavirus Asymptomatic Case ‘Deserves Careful Attention’: Health Experts

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Newsweek

By Anna Skinner

May 11, 2026

Thoại D. Ngô, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health professor and director of Global Health Action and Evidence, told Newsweek that an asymptomatic case should not be cause for panic.
Intersecting Crises and Cross-sector Solutions: Environmental Justice and SRHR

April 8, 2026

A conversation on environmental justice and SRHR with Martha Schaaf, Sai Jyothirmai Racherla, Allan A. Maleche, Neha Mankani, Aleya Khalifa, Eszter Kismődi, and Thoai Ngo.
A Love of Language and Data Set the Stage for a Global Health Scholar

March 30, 2026

Mahesh Karra discusses his research on access to family planning and maternal and child health.

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Faculty Features
The Center for Public Health Systems Critical Issues in Public Health Law Spring 2026 Colloquium

February 26, 2026

Our discussion will highlight the work of the Office of the New York Attorney General, including efforts to secure essential funding and protect access to reproductive and gender-affirming care.

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Healthcare Policy
Meet PopFam’s Inaugural Future Changemaker Scholars

February 5, 2026

The Department of Population and Family Health is proud to announce the inaugural recipients of the PopFam Future Changemaker Scholarship, established to invest in outstanding graduate students.
What's behind this country's dramatic drop in the number of new orphans?

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NPR News

By By Jonathan Lambert

January 14, 2026

Kids orphaned by AIDS suffer many consequences, says Aleya Khalifa, an epidemiologist at Columbia University and study co-author.
Dramatic Decline in New Cases of Orphanhood in Uganda Driven by HIV Treatment and Prevention Programs

January 7, 2026

The scale-up of HIV treatment and prevention programs has led to remarkable declines in orphanhood rates in Rakai, Uganda.

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Global Health
Affordability Got Mamdani Elected. Public Health Will Help NYC Thrive | Opinion

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Newsweek

By Thoai Ngo

December 17, 2025

NYC’s affordability win for Mamdani calls for public‑health‑centered city reforms.
An Open Letter to Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani

December 16, 2025

PopFam releases an open letter to Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani outlining six public health priorities for NYC

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