ETSU Faculty and students contributed to the national public health conversation through an impressive range of research presentations, posters, oral and lightning talks, roundtable discussions, and panel sessions. The program features 47 ETSU-affiliated abstracts, including 20 poster presentations, 22 oral and lightning presentations, five roundtables, and participation in five moderated sessions or panels.
The presentations highlighted the breadth of public health research and scholarship at ETSU, addressing topics such as rural health, health disparities, epidemiology, mental health, health policy, reproductive health, substance use, and community health initiatives.
The College of Public Health is proud of its faculty and students for their contributions to advancing public health research, practice, and education.
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