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Following the data: Terry Bunn’s public health mission in Kentucky

Two life events have quietly redirected Terry Bunn's professional path, first into epidemiology and occupational health and later into drug overdose prevention and recovery.

Markey, Barnstable Brown study maps US diabetes-cancer hotspots

A new study from researchers at UK has mapped areas across the U.S. where high rates of diabetes and deaths from diabetes-related cancers overlap.

48 UK undergrads to present at national research conference

Forty-eight UK students will present their research at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research on April 13-15 in Richmond, Virginia.

Drug Overdose and Related Comorbidity County Profiles Dashboard Updated

The latest update to the Drug Overdose and Related Comorbidity County Profiles Dashboard adds new data, regional views, and features long requested by dashboard users.

Saying ‘yes’ early: Lauren Roehr finds opportunity through Public Health

UK College of Public Health sophomore Lauren Roehr is building a resume that includes interdisciplinary research, a competitive federal internship, and hands-on projects aimed at improving care for children, families and military communities

UK-led health research group opens East Palestine office

On Feb. 2, federal scientists, academic researchers and community leaders officially opened the East Palestine Train Derailment Health Research Program Office.

Aiming for answers: Public Health student serves up Alzheimer’s insights

By applying the focus and persistence he practices at table tennis to his Alzheimer’s research, doctoral student Xizhi Xu is already making his mark at UK's College of Public Health.

Expanding access to colorectal cancer screening in rural Kentucky

A partnership between the UK College of Public Health and UK King’s Daughters Medical Center is helping more people in eastern KY get tailored outreach and services based on clinical data alongside local knowledge.

CCTS calls for abstracts and mentor award nominations for 2026 Spring Conference

The UK CCTS will hold its 21st annual Spring Conference on March 31, 2026. Abstract submissions and nominations for mentor awards are now open.

Public Health students explore community through Photovoice research initiative

Students at the UK College of Public Health are exploring community health through Photovoice, a participatory research method that combines photography, lived experience, and collective storytelling.