At For the Future of Public Health Gala on November 1, SPH honored students and organizations for their dedication and commitment to creating better health conditions for all people.
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On November 1, more than 350 faculty, students, alumni, and community members gathered at Mandarin Oriental, Boston for biennial gala themed "Together, We Are Changing the World."
At annual Bicknell Lecture, panelists discussed impacts of recreational marijuana legalization, from effects on usage rates in both adolescents and adults to quality and dosage control.
At Public Health Forum, Deborah Prothrow-Stith, dean of Charles R. Drew University College of Medicine, spoke about various causes of violence and argued for prevention over punishment.
On November 6, 68 percent of Massachusetts voters upheld transgender protections by voting yes on ballot Question 3. This was a big, hard-fought battle, and the Activist Lab couldnt be happier with the results.
The American Public Health Association endorses paid sick leave, but currently the United States lags behind other nations when it comes to mandating paid sick leave benefits.
