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Yanika Kowitlawakul, PhD, RN

Associate Professor, Nursing

NBC News: Picks up Associated Press article on who deserves credit for decrease in Mpox where Dr. Amira Roess is quoted

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NBC4: Dr. Amira Roess is quoted in an article on why the U.S. shut down its emergency response to the virus

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Can your neighborhood affect your mental health? According to Villodas’s research, yes!

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CPH Blog: Top 5 Differentiators That Set Mason’s College of Public Health Apart

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NBC4 Washington: Dr. Peter Kongstvedt comments on the role of health insurance in the rise in health care costs

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CNBC: Dr. Peter Kongstvedt comments on the role of health insurance in the rise in health care costs

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The Washington Post (audio option): Dr. Lawrence J. Cheskin is quoted in an article on sober-dating during Dry January

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Jen Holland

Financial Analyst, GCH

Fox 5 DC (video): Dr. Amira Roess is interviewed about the District of Columbia’s decision to require students to show a negative COVID test prior to coming back in January and about how to stay safe over the holidays

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