Dr. Miriam Rich's first book, Monstrous Conceptions (Columbia University Press, July 2026), traces the history of "monstrosity" as a formal scientific category in American medicine and examines how that category shaped enduring ideas about race, sex, and disability.
Helen-Margaret Onuorah, a recent UTMB MD/MPH graduate, published a Daily Yonder analysis comparing rural and urban nursing home staffing and health inspection ratings across Texas.
Congratulations to our 2026 PhD in Bioethics and Health Humanities graduates from UTMB's School of Public and Population Health (SPPH): Hannah Carpenter and Georgia Loutrianakis.
This award will support Dr. Gupta’s DIVA-AI Laboratory, which focuses on integrating multimodal and multiscale biomedical data to develop improved decision-support tools for clinical and public health applications.
Our MS student, Griffin Baillargeon, graduated on May 15 with his Master of Science in Biostatistics
Our MS student, Griffin Baillargeon, graduated on May 15 with his Master of Science in Biostatistics. His thesis was titled “A Calibration Approach for Leveraging External Control Data in Clinical Trials.”
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