The field of Public Health integrates knowledge of biology, human behavior, and social constructs with problem-solving strategies to address issues of disease facing distinct populations. This course will provide an introduction to principles of public health and epidemiology, social determinants of health, the biological basis of the most prevalent communicable and non-communicable diseases, as well as an exploration of global public health issues. Students will utilize this knowledge in a final project to identify and characterize a local public health issue, followed by developing an appropriate intervention or prevention plan.
Instructor
    
      Joseph Braimah
          
      Semester:    
        Fall 2025
                
      Course Code:    
                  PH 216
              
      Subject:    
        Public Health
                Readings
Course Readings - Paper - PH 216
      Location:    
                  ODY Circulation-Reserves Desk
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