Graduates with a master's degree from ASU's School of Technology for Public Health are prepared for leadership roles at some of the best jobs in the U.S. 💡 Find out how our future-focused approach to an MPH or MS in public health technology can advance your goals: ow.ly/cTva50Z2ZUn

Memorial Day can be difficult for those navigating loss. In a Q&A, palliative care nurse practitioner Hannah Farfour, clinical assistant professor at ASU's Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation, shares how to support grieving loved ones. https://ow.ly/Rjyc50Z2vlS

As temperatures rise, so do the risks for workers. Join us June 3 for our Water Talks webinar to explore the latest research on occupational heat stress, injury risk and the real-world impact on worker safety and productivity. CEUs are available at no cost. Register: ow.ly/zZ3q50Z2uL1

If you are interested in improving pediatric health care, join ASU Health and national leaders in pediatric health care and translational research June 3 for a focused conversation on how to accelerate pediatric medical device innovation. Register today for this in-person event: ow.ly/nEqr50Z2r2s

@who.int has declared the Ebola outbreak in central Africa a public health emergency of international concern. Public health expert Dave Engelthaler, executive director of ASU's Health Observatory, talked with @azfamily.com about what U.S. residents should know. www.azfamily.com/video/2026/0...

As the Shufeldt School assistant dean of clinical education, Jordan Coulston is helping reimagine how future physician-engineers will practice and transform clinical care. The team has developed a set of AI-powered avatars that simulate patient-provider interactions. ow.ly/gwEX50YZbAg

Nalani Thomas was once told to leave school. Instead, she persevered, finding a new passion in #PublicHealth through hands-on community work and research focused on maternal and child health, ethics and policy. Now, she's earned her PhD in population health. news.asu.edu/20260511-sun...

Floris Wardenaar, a sports scientist who studies hydration and thermoregulation at @asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social, joins the @nytimes.com for an expert Q&A about staying hydrated and safe while working out in warmer conditions. www.nytimes.com/2026/05/19/w...

Outstanding Graduate Student Sara Crance will be the first person to graduate from the concurrent enrollment DNP-PhD degree program at ASU's Edson College. “I think about my daughters and the idea that it’s never too late, you’re never too old,” she says. news.asu.edu/20260424-sun...

The nursing program at ASU's Edson College has a strong relationship with Phoenix Children's, which allowed Hailey to have hands-on experience in her chosen specialty — pediatrics. She says it’s part of what drew her to ASU from California in the first place. news.asu.edu/20260430-sun...

“Even graduating from college, I never thought it would be possible. Graduating with honors, a 3.8 GPA is beyond,” says Daniel Beaupre, this spring's Outstanding Undergraduate Student at ASU's Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation. news.asu.edu/20260430-sun...

A first-generation student, Amber Catalan said the support from professors meant everything as she navigated college to earn an MS in health care administration and policy. "The faculty here really care. They want to see you succeed and grow as a professional." news.asu.edu/20260424-sun...

An Uber gig gave Ed Ballester the chance to go to ASU with 100% tuition coverage. This May, he graduates with a BS in health sciences with a concentration in healthy lifestyles and fitness science, ready to become a health and wellness coach and help people change their lives. ow.ly/b4oP50YWIk6

"I chose ASU because it offered so many opportunities to explore my interests and connect them to a real career," says Nya Clemons, who left California to earn a degree in sports science and performance programming to prepare her for medical school and a career in sports medicine. ow.ly/XhYE50YWIKs

Mikayla Lopez has big plans for her future in health care. She earns a Bachelor of Science in medical studies this May and was selected as the College of Health Solutions Outstanding Undergraduate Student! Read about her experiences and see what's next ⤵️ news.asu.edu/20260428-sun...

What does the future of public health look like? Leading the conversation was Dr. Georges C. Benjamin, CEO of @apha.org, who visited @asupubhealthtech.bsky.social ahead of the Arizona chapter's conference. ow.ly/cvVu50YWHPn

What does the future look like for autistic children as they grow into adulthood? On the CNN podcast "Paging Dr. Gupta," Clinical Assistant Professor Josh Anbar shares both professional expertise and personal perspective to help answer that question. https://ow.ly/8Haz50YRwX4

Join us for an upcoming information session to learn more about our #PublicHealth programs and pathways to becoming a public health practitioner. • Wednesday, May 13 • Wednesday, June 17 • Tuesday, July 7 Register: ow.ly/weTe50YUNu8 #MPH

Don't miss out on this timely conversation! Expert panelists span across the domains of #FoodIsMedicine, including care delivery, education, research, policy and behavior change.

If you want the skills to re-engineer the health care system and deliver the highest standards of care, join us May 19 for an information session with our Admissions team to learn about our program and innovative approach to integrating medicine and engineering. Register: ow.ly/yiPl50YUNob

Join us next week for "The Food Is Medicine Movement: From ASU, Arizona to the World." Moderator: Richard Leach, JD Panelists: Jessica Knurick, PhD, RDN Sarah Martinelli, RDN Shad Marvasti, MD Shalini Singh-Karnik, MD

"From a cognitive perspective, we see that some of our older autistic adults are experiencing memory decline at a faster rate than their non-autistic counterparts," says Blair Braden, @asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social director of the Autism and Brain Aging Lab. www.kjzz.org/science/2026...

The ASU School of Technology for Public Health is proud to be a sponsor of this year's Arizona Public Health Association annual conference: "From Crisis to Care: Improving Outcomes in Arizona’s Behavioral Health System."

Coming May 8: our signature Grand Rounds speaker series with a dynamic discussion on the evolving #FoodIsMedicine movement. 🔗 Register to join us in person or online: ow.ly/wPkA50YNM5C CMEs are available at no cost.

More than 150 people from health care organizations across Arizona have already registered for the Arizona Digital Health Symposium! Join us May 5 to make an impact on transforming innovations into practical solutions that can improve the health of Arizonans. ow.ly/UBRT50YNEzq

Congratulations to @asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social Assistant Professor Neelima Wagley! Her project will examine story drama as a tool for supporting the socioemotional well-being and development of preschoolers, particularly for those who are neurodiverse.

The bad news: "We don't have a lot of antibody immunity to this (BA.3.2/Cicada) version," says Dave Engelthaler, executive director of the Health Observatory at Arizona State University. The good news: We know how to handle it. www.azcentral.com/story/news/l...

Top 20 program! @asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social MS in communication disorders is ranked No. 17 for 2026 in @usnews.com Best Grad Schools rankings. The graduate program prepares students to become certified speech-language pathologists, leading to rewarding, in-demand careers. ow.ly/pPuo50YItKu

Please join us in congratulating Sarah "Holly" Hollingsworth Lisanby, MD, DLFAPA, founding dean of the ASU John Shufeldt School of Medicine and Medical Engineering, on her election to the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering @aimbe-official.bsky.social. #AIMBE2026

"We are proud to welcome our ASU Health partners to downtown Phoenix as we break ground on a space designed to bring us even closer together." — @asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social Dean Michael Yudell

"Breaking ground on the new ASU Health headquarters is a tremendous leap toward the healthier future Arizonans deserve," said @asupubhealthtech.bsky.social Founding Dean Jyoti Pathak, in celebration of today's groundbreaking in Downtown Phoenix.

"Today, we don't just break ground on a building — we break ground on the future of health. This headquarters will be home to the next generation of physician-engineers who won't just use tomorrow's medical technologies, they will invent them." — @lisanby.bsky.social, @asumedicine.bsky.social dean

Groundbreaking day for @asuhealth.bsky.social headquarters in downtown Phoenix, the new home of @asumedicine.bsky.social and @asupubhealthtech.bsky.social. Arizona deserves more providers AND better ways to deliver care. We're building both. Onward and upward. #SunDevilDocs

"This represents more than a new building. It represents the long-term commitment to innovation, to collaboration and to improving health outcomes for communities across Arizona." — Executive Vice President of ASU Health Sherine Gabriel, on today's groundbreaking of ASU Health headquarters

By integrating medicine, medical engineering, humanities and health systems science, we’re preparing graduates to not only improve care for Arizonans but to help build a health system that is more effective, more responsive and more connected to the communities it serves. 🔗 ow.ly/bWfY50YFVmn

We kicked off #AZTechWeek and #NationalPublicHealthWeek with a fantastic opportunity to highlight why technology for public health is the next frontier and how @asupubhealthtech.bsky.social is leading the way. Thank you to everyone who joined us for "Health Tech Reimagined." #AZTW #NPHW

Join us and help shape a new kind of physician that is trained at the intersection of medicine and engineering. We're hiring: Teaching Professor - Biochemistry: apply.interfolio.com/183716 Innovation Director (Teaching Faculty) - Medical Engineering Capstone: apply.interfolio.com/181635

Join health care leaders, researchers and patient advocates at the Arizona Digital Health Symposium on May 5. We’re excited to welcome keynote speaker Deborah Estrin of Cornell Tech. Explore digital health innovation, blitz talks, posters, tech demos and more. Register today: ow.ly/1FY150YEFLz

Autism representation in pop culture has historically focused on males. So the launch of a new Barbie with #autism "is a huge move," says Blair Braden, director of ASU's Autism and Brain Aging Lab. For Autism Acceptance Month, read her Q&A on this cultural shift. https://ow.ly/uiMM50YAXcy

"You certainly don't want to give patients the wrong drug." Doug Lake, immunologist and professor at @asumedicine.bsky.social, has developed a rapid test for Valley fever to fill a pressing clinical need. In just 10 minutes, care providers have an accurate diagnosis and can plan proper treatment.

"Having the support and partnership of the City of Phoenix as we continue to advance ASU Health is something I'm deeply grateful for," says Sherine Gabriel, executive vice president of ASU Health. 1/2

Blair Braden, @asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social associate professor, was recently featured in @nature.com for her expertise in the emerging field of aging among autistic adults, bringing attention to a population that has historically been underrepresented in research. www.nature.com/articles/d41...

Small choices, repeated over time, can lead to profound outcomes that affect how long you live. @asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social movement sciences expert Lindsay Markwell contributes her top five tips for supporting longevity in "100 Daily Choices." medium.com/authority-ma...

I've been reflecting on Dr. Rod Pettigrew's recent visit @asumedicine.bsky.social. Engineering is not just an add-on, but a way of thinking that enables physicians to navigate complexity, challenge assumptions, and design solutions for patients. If that's the future you want, join us. #SunDevilDocs

The application of engineering has driven breakthroughs in sickle cell disease. Join us April 17 for Grand Rounds with Dr. Gilda Barabino, former president of Olin College of Engineering, who has decades-long engagement in sickle cell research, education and advocacy. 🔗 RSVP: ow.ly/2Pwh50YxSnZ

Looking to better understand the latest shifts in nutrition guidance and policy? Join us April 16 for our next Health Talks webinar, "Understanding the New Food Pyramid: Insights from #Nutrition Experts." CEUs are available at no cost. RSVP today: chs.asu.edu/engage/confe...

Dean Jyoti Pathak and Assistant Dean Marc Adams joined other thought leaders in academic #PublicHealth at the annual @aspph.bsky.social meeting this week. We're proud to contribute an innovative new model, including 1st-of-their-kind master's degrees designed for the future of the field.

Phoenix is already smashing #heat records. Emergency medicine physician and professor at @asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social @asumedicine.bsky.social Dr. David Sklar explains on @arizonapbs.bsky.social why sudden onset of heat is particularly dangerous. azpbs.org/horizon/2026... #medsky

Join us March 19 for our Health Talks webinar, "Combating Obesity: We Manage What We Measure." This webinar is especially valuable for health care practitioners seeking practical, evidence-based strategies to enhance patient care. CEUs are available. 🔗 Register today: chs.asu.edu/engage/confe...

Join us at #AZTechWeek! Witness firsthand how @asupubhealthtech.bsky.social faculty are applying AI, systems engineering and wearable tech to tackle challenges ranging from mental health to infectious disease. RSVP: partiful.com/e/DlNEFjA1Zh...