Division of Community Health and Humanities
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The Division of Community Health & Humanities in the Faculty of Medicine at Memorial University of Newfoundland aims to improve the health of the community through education, research and service that is focused on the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of health. We invite you to browse through our site to learn more about who we are, the programs we offer, and the services we provide.
 
Community Health in the News
Community Health shines at convocation
July 22, 2021
Three graduates of community health and humanities programs received Memorial University School of Graduate Studies’ convocation medals at spring convocation.
Undeniable passion: Acting director appointed to specialized research centre
July 19, 2021
Dr. Rick Audas, professor of health statistics and economics in the Division of Community Health and Humanities, is the new acting academic director for Memorial’s Research Data Centre (RDC), a facility housing in-depth Statistics Canada data.
Federal investment renews Canada’s largest study of aging
March 5, 2021
 A $9.6-million investment by the Government of Canada in the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging (CLSA) will renew the infrastructure of the CLSA research platform, ensuring its progress in generating knowledge that promotes the health and well-being of older adults and informs the development of programs and policies for Canada’s aging population.
Better Breathing Choir (safely) sings through the pandemic
January 13, 2021
BY REBECCA COHOE

When COVID-19 public health measures identified choirs as a higher risk activity, singer Helen McDermott understood the need to make changes.
 
 
Food insecurity: Single parents and seniors particularly challenged
December 21, 2020
Income-related food security is an important public health issue in Canada and is a key social determinant of health, according to Health Canada.

But a recent paper published by Dr. Atanu Sarkar reveals that single parents and seniors living alone have serious challenges when it comes to food security. Many, related to income, physical health and loneliness. 
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People's Health Matters Seminar Series

1st Annual CHH/CE Student Research Day 2020
Click here to access the call for submissions form.
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