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    People seated at tables talk while session leaders write notes on the board

    Oct. 5, 2023

    Public Health researchers play key role in State Health Assessment
    Offenders tend to a garden at the Moberly Correctional Center

    Sept. 28, 2023

    Seeds of hope: An inside look at efforts to improve working and living conditions in Missouri prisons
    A young woman stands under the arch of Memorial Union at the University of Missouri

    Sept. 26, 2023

    Research project examines connections between two pandemics
    Natasha Bowen

    Sept. 22, 2023

    POSTPONED – School of Social Work presents Visiting Scholar Dr. Natasha Bowen
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    Sept. 21, 2023

    14 Health Sciences students awarded S.T.A.R. recognition 
    Kelli Canada and Clark Peters

    Sept. 13, 2023

    Canada, Peters publish book on community-engaged research
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    Sept. 4, 2023

    Study looks at barriers, facilitators to accessing health care in rural Missouri
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    Aug. 29, 2023

    Salmonella testing can be a slow process. Mizzou researchers want to change that. (NPR)
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    Aug. 25, 2023

    Saffran examines storytelling narratives of health care workers during COVID-19 pandemic
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    Aug. 22, 2023

    America’s chicken supply chain is vulnerable to salmonella. Kate Trout and research collaborators think they have a fix (KCUR)