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Master of Public Health alumnus Natalie Buglioni is ready to use her health science knowledge to help her community using an equity-based lens.

As a cancer survivor, Bachelor of Science graduate Madeline Lauener is excited to use her degree to contribute to scientific discoveries that improve the lives of people who experience similar health circumstances to her.

FHS graduate students Khumoekae Richard and Cole Schonhofer, acting as the lead authors for their publication, screened 216 compounds from the pan-African Natural Products Library for the ability to reverse HIV-1 latency in cells.

FHS postdoctoral fellow Francis Mwimanzi and MSc graduate Steven Jin recently published their research revealing insights that deepen our understanding of HIV pathogenesis.

Last month, about 350 new undergraduate students joined the Faculty of Health Sciences. A number of these new students have received scholarships to help them begin their university education.

CHATR lab trainees Caislin Firth and Kate Hosford received CIHR - IPPH Travel Awards to present their work at the virtual CPHA Public Health 2020 conference.

FHS assistant professor Kanna Hayashi was awarded a CIHR grant to evaluate overdose and COVID-19 prevention efforts of expanded prescription guidelines for opioid agonist therapy and pandemic prescribing.

Cecilia Sierra-Heredia and her class discussed the challenges they have faced with online learning, and some strategies to remain academically successful.

The Interventions, Research, and Action in Cities Team, a Canadian research group co-led by Faculty of Health Sciences associate professor Meghan Winters, is launching the second wave of a five-year study to learn how investments in urban design impact health and wellbeing.

After participating in the Health Change Lab program and working with the City of Surrey as a Community Services Assistant, Manvir Aujla is excited to return to FHS for the MPH program.