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Rogers was recognized for the good done by his leadership of the Colorectal Cancer Equity Foundation.

To win the award, Qeadan had to exhibit integrity, scholarship, and demonstrate outstanding career accomplishments.

The grant provides support for outreach and internships and field placements for Public Health graduate students and AHEC scholars.

The partner program provides training and support for healthcare workers in Utah's rural and underserved areas.

Dr. Schliep's work looked at the interaction between reproductive lifespan and inflammatory disease.

Dr. Rogers will be joining the committee looking at career development of the NCI Initial Review Group.

Groundbreaking work from Public Health researchers.

The article is a collaboration between Public Health researchers and the Sorensen Impact Center.

Trela-Hoskins, an undergraduate student in the Behavioral Sleep Medicine Lab, was recognized for her scientific rigor and contributions to sleep research.

The team has been working remotely since August, providing COVID-19 contact tracing support for the Utah Department of Health.

"Now that the vaccine is becoming more accessible, my team is also promoting and educating people about the vaccine."

Gone are the days when people go to work and school with symptoms, when handshakes are given freely and when not washing your hands was routine for many.

"I wanted to do something that would make a larger impact and focus on the health of the population."

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