Drs. Karestan Koenen, Ichiro Kawachi, and David R. Willams have been recognized as one of the Highly Cited Researchers in 2020. About the Highly Cited Researchers List The Highly Cited … Continue reading “SBS Faculty Members Recognized as 2020 Highly Cited Researchers”
Interviewed by CBS’s 60 Minutes, Dr. David R. Williams, Florence Sprague Norman and Laura Smart Norman Professor of Public Health and chair of the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, … Continue reading “Impact of racism on Black Americans’ health”
In an interview with Communications’ Amy Roeder, Onisha Etkins, PHS-SBS ’21, reflects on her experience growing up in Canarsie, Brooklyn, NY, her background in dance, her journey to understand the … Continue reading “Using social epidemiology and dance to share stories about Black and Brown communities”
Dr. Natalie Slopen joined the SBS Department in January 2021 as an Assistant Professor. Previously a faculty member at the University of Maryland School of Public Health, she received her … Continue reading “Faculty Spotlight | Natalie Slopen”
Publications written by Brigette Davis, PhD ’21, Dr. Nancy Krieger, Jourdyn Lawrence, PhD ’21, and Dr. David Williams are featured in the Annual Reviews’s Most Read Articles in 2020. Dr. … Continue reading “SBS publications featured as top downloaded articles from Annual Reviews”
The latest SBS e-newsletter features a welcome message from Dr. David Williams about looking to the future, a spotlight of the newest SBS faculty member, Dr. Stephanie Child, words of … Continue reading “Looking to the Future”
Dr. Stephanie Child joined the SBS Department in November 2020 as an Assistant Professor. Dr. Child received her PhD in Public Health from the University of South Carolina and recently … Continue reading “Faculty Spotlight | Stephanie Child”
Dr. S V Subramanian, Professor of Population Health and Geography, and other researchers at the Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies and the Center for Geographic Analysis have created … Continue reading “COVID-19 metrics across U.S. congressional districts”
Dr. Laura Kubzansky, Lee Kum Kee Professor of Social and Behavioral Sciences, recently spoke with Communications’ Amy Roeder in the latest edition of The Big 3. In the interview, she … Continue reading “The health benefits of optimism”
Madison Esposito, MPH-HSB ’21, is a citizen of the Tyme Maidu Tribal Nation in California, and her passion lies in understanding how she can support, empower, and improve health and … Continue reading “Student Spotlight: California Indigenous History and Wellness Project”
