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Mudia Uzzi, PhD, is an Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins University, Bloomberg School of Public Health. Uzzi leads transdisciplinary community-based research aimed at advocating for place-based solutions that address the root causes of violence, overdose, and other health-related issues. Their work focuses on understanding how social determinants impact health outcomes, particularly in relation to firearm violence, drug overdose, and suicide. Uzzi's research emphasizes the importance of spatial and social epidemiology, examining the interplay between structural racism and health inequities. Through community engagement and policy advocacy, they strive to promote effective public health strategies within neighborhoods and address societal challenges such as substance use disorder and housing insecurity. Uzzi has contributed to multiple honors and awards recognizing their innovative research and impact in public health.
Department of Pathology - PhD in Pathobiology. GRE is not required.