Berkeley Public Health Talks | What is Alzheimer’s disease and why can’t we develop effective treatments?
Virtual event - Please pre-registerSpeaker: William Jagust, School of Public Health Professor William Jagust will discuss his recent work on Alzheimer's disease and why we can't develop effective treatments. Professor Jagust’s research is oriented […]
UCB MCAH Alumni Event: Reconnecting Through MCAH Community
Berkeley Way West, 5th Floor Garden Terrace 2121 Berkeley Way, Berkeley, CAJoin the UC Berkeley Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health (MCAH) Program for an exciting event centered in strengthening our community by reuniting former MCAH students! Our goal is to create a space […]
Towards Accelerating Strategies for Hepatitis B Elimination: Increasing Vaccination Among Adults in High-Impact Settings
Onsite and Online Event - See Event DetailsClick the image above to download the event flyer (.pdf) The Forum for Collaborative Research is pleased to invite students and faculty to our adult hepatitis B vaccination event: Towards […]
Berkeley Public Health Talks | The application of wearable devices for biomechanical exposure assessment in occupational health: progress and pitfalls
Virtual event - Please pre-registerSpeaker: Carisa Harris-Adamson, Associate Professor, School of Public Health Carisa Harris-Adamson will discuss: The application of wearable devices for biomechanical exposure assessment in occupational health: progress and pitfalls. Carisa Harris, […]
Q&A with Marion Nestle
Berkeley Way West, 5th Floor Garden Terrace 2121 Berkeley Way, Berkeley, CAQ&A with Marion Nestle, PhD '68, MPH '86, co-author, or co-editor of fourteen books, most notably Food Politics: How the Food Industry Influences Nutrition and Health (2002). She has a new […]
Berkeley Public Health Talks | The PROVIDENT randomized controlled trial: leveraging predictive modeling to target overdose prevention resources in Rhode Island
Virtual event - Please pre-registerSpeaker: Jennifer Ahern, Professor, School of Public Health Professor Jennifer Ahern will discuss her recent work: The PROVIDENT randomized controlled trial: leveraging predictive modeling to target overdose prevention resources in […]
A Conversation with Professor Osagie K. Obasogie: Race and Public Health
Online Virtual Event - See Event DetailsIntroductions by Michael C. Lu, MD, MS, MPH '92, Dean, Berkeley Public Health Moderated by Darlene D. Francis PhD Racism is a fundamental cause of health inequities and declared a public health crisis throughout the country and world. The UC Berkeley Public Health Alumni Association (PHAA) is honored to host Professor Osagie K. Obasogie for […]
