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Center for Health Promotion and Prevention Research

Conducting research to develop, evaluate and disseminate health promotion and disease prevention programs in diverse settings and populations.

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Our Mission

Our mission is to conduct research to develop, evaluate, and disseminate health promotion and disease prevention programs in varied settings and populations.

At the Center for Health Promotion and Prevention Research (CHPPR), we leverage the substantial experience and expertise of our faculty and staff and employ cutting edge models and frameworks to accelerate the adoption and implementation of sustainable evidence-based interventions.





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  • Partnership with UT Physicians Brings CHPPR’s SCAN Diabetes Nutrition Program into Clinical Practice

    Researchers at the Center for Health Promotion and Prevention Research (CHPPR) have partnered with UT Physicians to implement a nutrition-based diabetes intervention into clinical practice. This marks the first time the university-developed Sustainable Culturally Adapted Nutrition (SCAN) program has been translated into a clinic setting.


  • CHPPR Expands Successful SCAN Program to Support Diabetes Management

    SCAN (Sustainable Culturally Adaptive Nutrition), a successful UTHealth Houston Center for Health Promotion and Prevention Research (CHPPR) program that helped people with pre-diabetes make lasting lifestyle changes, has now been expanded to support individuals already living with diabetes. The updated program is being tested at clinics throughout Houston, Texas.


  • New public health building opens!

    For students at UTHealth Houston School of Public Health, Aug. 31 will mark more than the start of a new semester. It will usher in a new era as they prepare to learn and connect in a newly constructed state-of-the-art facility designed with their education and future careers in mind.


  • UTHealth Houston Researchers Join National Conversation on Addiction Recovery Science

    Researchers from the Center for Health Promotion and Prevention Research recently attended a National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) scientific meeting on addiction recovery science to represent UTHealth Houston and help lead the national conversation about the future of the field.


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