Public Health

Women's History Month collage featuring: (top left to right: Katrine Whiteson, Sunny Jiang, Joleah Lamb; (bottom left to right) Karen Lincoln, Aomawa Shields, Luiza Osorio Silva and Roxane Cohen Silver.

Profiles of excellence

For Women’s History Month, UC Irvine salutes its influential researchers

Natalie Binczewski, a UC Irvine Ph.D. candidate in environmental health sciences.

UC Irvine-led study finds possible links between PFAS exposure and childhood cancers

Results underscore value of continued monitoring for drinking water contamination

UC Irvine study finds HEPA filters improve classroom air quality

Simple solution can reduce students’ pollution exposure

Jun Wu, UC Irvine professor of environmental and occupational health standing in a field with plants.

UC Irvine-led study notes need for better wildfire readiness in Eastern Coachella Valley

Improving communication is key in disadvantaged communities in unincorporated areas

Year in Review collage

2024: A year in motion

Looking back at UC Irvine’s transformative impact

Photo of UC Irvine undergraduates Kylie Jones, Khushi Patel and Evelyn Rodriguez
UC Irvine Podcast Indicator

UCI Podcast: A trio of Anteaters look ahead to Election Day

Undergraduates involved in voter initiatives on campus speak out

Cash transfers linked to improved educational outcomes for American Indian children

UC Irvine-led study highlights intergenerational benefits of financial support for families

Karen Lincoln standing behind a chair in her office. Karen Lincoln, is a UC Irvine professor of environmental and occupational health who directs the campus’s Center for Environmental Health Disparities Research

‘Who Wants to Be a Study Subject’

Karen Lincoln fosters trust by sharing results, hosting follow-up events like game shows

Suellen Hopfer, UC Irvine associate professor of health, society and behavior.

UC Irvine study reveals health impacts of repeated wildfires and smoke exposure

Research focused on impacted communities in eastern Coachella Valley

Brittany Morey, associate professor of health, society and behavior in the Joe C. Wen School of Population & Public Health

Link found between sociocultural institutions in ethnic enclaves and resident health

UC Irvine-led study used novel measures in Asian American and Hispanic neighborhoods