MCH Catalyst News
Dr. Monica McLemore Presents and Local MCH Professionals Attend Dinner to Network with Catalyst Students
Our students, along with fellow MCH professionals and MCH faculty mentors had the incredible opportunity to hear Dr. McLemore speak about the connections between reproductive justice, structural racism, and...
Aiming for equity. Public health professional completes doctoral degree to address social determinants of health
Shanikque Barksdale combined biology and sociology for her undergraduate degree – looking at health from multiple perspectives...
Rimidi Partners with University of South Carolina to Improve Postpartum Care for New Mothers
Rimidi, a market leading digital health company that supports healthcare providers in the delivery of remote patient monitoring and chronic disease management with EHR-integrated software, services, and connected devices,...
MCH Catalyst Sponsors Student MCH Abstract Award at SCPHA Annual Conference
The South Carolina Public Health Association, also known as the SCPHA, holds an annual conference to gather Public Health professionals and allies from across the state to collaborate, network, and grow together. This...
Global health researcher digs into complex etiology of anemia in mothers and children
A recent study led by health promotion, education, and behavior assistant professor Leila Larson and published in Public Health Nutrition has shed more light on the interplay of factors that cause anemia in mothers and...
Nandita Perumal invited to join World Health Organization’s Technical Advisory Group on Gestational Weight Gain
Just one semester into her first faculty appointment, Nandita Perumal is already stepping up as a thought leader in gestational weight gain – particularly in a global context...
Master of public health student screens film of nonprofit she founded at APHA annual meeting
Tanya Ambrose is already a public health professional...
Doctoral graduate joins University of St. Augustine’s speech-language pathology program as assistant professor
A lot has happened in the past four years for Ellie Cooper...
Two new projects bring health care to vulnerable groups
Nansi Boghossian and Melissa Nolan, both associate professors in the Arnold School’s Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, have been awarded more than $600K each from The Duke Endowment to lead projects that improve...