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Epidemiologists Eyal Oren and Corinne McDaniels-Davidson with the SDSU School of Public Health weigh in on what to expect in 2021 with COVID-19.

COVID-19: What to Expect in 2021

COVID-19: What to Expect in 2021

As the pandemic continues to surge in San Diego and across the U.S., public health experts weigh in on the year ahead.

The holidays bring tempting food cues and weight gain for many. Obesity researcher Surabhi Bhutani studied this phenomenon and offers insights.

Why Our Bodies Upsize During the Holidays

Why Our Bodies Upsize During the Holidays

Holiday weight gain happens to many. Obesity researcher Surabhi Bhutani studied why this happens and how to prevent it.

SDSU researchers are investigating how the pandemic and virus affects people and communities.

SDSU Researchers Examine Pandemic Response and Experience

SDSU Researchers Examine Pandemic Response and Experience

The final installment of a five-part series highlighting COVID-19 projects at SDSU looks at research that considers how the pandemic affects attitudes, decision-making and behavior.

TB researcher Faramarz Valafar and his team have discovered what causes the TB bacterium to become resistant to antibiotics, which will help advance therapeutics and vaccine targets.

Solving a Mystery: How the TB Bacterium Develops Rapid Resistance to Antibiotics

Solving a Mystery: How the TB Bacterium Develops Rapid Resistance to Antibiotics

These slow growing bacteria have long puzzled TB researchers. Turns out the answer lies in the epigenetic domain.

SDSU researchers are investigating how the virus, social distancing and lockdowns have affected mental health and human behavior.

SDSU Faculty Address Mental Health during a Pandemic

SDSU Faculty Address Mental Health during a Pandemic

The fourth installment of a five-part series highlighting nearly 50 COVID-related projects at SDSU considers efforts to assess and address mental health during the pandemic.

The Research HUB offers six areas of collected data, including vulnerability maps and San Diego ZIP code maps.

Tackling COVID-19 in San Diego: SDSU Projects Address Vulnerable Communities

Tackling COVID-19 in San Diego: SDSU Projects Address Vulnerable Communities

The third installment of a five-part series highlighting nearly 50 COVID-related projects at SDSU considers efforts to address vulnerable populations in the San Diego region.

Maria-Isabel Rojas processes an environmental swab sample for SARS-CoV-2.

SDSU Researchers Confront COVID-19: Understanding the Virus

SDSU Researchers Confront COVID-19: Understanding the Virus

More than 40 COVID-related projects at SDSU are tackling the coronavirus from nearly every angle.

SDSU and UCSD researchers studied the risk of touching Halloween candy handled by COVID-19 positive people..

Halloween 2020: More Risk from Fellow Trick-or-Treaters than the Loot

Halloween 2020: More Risk from Fellow Trick-or-Treaters than the Loot

Researchers say viral transmission risk is low, even when candies are handled by infected persons, but hand washing and disinfecting collected treats reduces risk even further.

Katie Dillon and Adela de la Torre

Research Experience Ignites Passion for Teaching in Kinesiology Grad

Research Experience Ignites Passion for Teaching in Kinesiology Grad

Working in a physical therapy lab with an involved mentor pushed Katie Dillon out of her comfort zone and expanded her horizons.

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Public Trust in Science on the Rise during COVID-19 Pandemic

Public Trust in Science on the Rise during COVID-19 Pandemic

With such extensive impacts, COVID-19 awareness and understanding among the public has increased, while skepticism declined. SDSU scientists weigh in on the shift.

U.S.-Mexico Border

Searching for Innovative Solutions in the Region We Share

Searching for Innovative Solutions in the Region We Share

SDSU’s annual binational RE:BORDER Conference promotes collaboration and open dialogue to address challenges in the California-Baja California transborder region.

Ener Arvizu-Muñoz with a ventilator exhalation valve he designed. Arvizu-Muñoz is a part of engineering professor Kevin Wood

SDSU Faculty Lead Collaborative COVID-19 Research Efforts: Health Care

SDSU Faculty Lead Collaborative COVID-19 Research Efforts: Health Care

More than 40 projects tackle the coronavirus from nearly every angle.

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