News, Media and Publications

Opinion: California can lead the nation with a public option for health insurance. We have the data to show it works

Los Angeles Times; by professors Richard Scheffler & Stephen Shortell

Postdoctoral scholar Tulika Singh receives prestigious Hanna Gray Fellowship

A critical window: Early malnutrition sets stage for poor growth and even death, researchers find

Connection with communities: Berkeley Public Health expands student social impact programming

50 years after being outlawed, redlining still drives neighborhood health inequities

A critical window: Early malnutrition sets stage for poor growth and even death, researchers find

Cultural racism worsens health inequities between racial groups

A conversation with Dr. Christine Henneberg on the blurred lines of abortion, motherhood, and choice

A Public Health Alumni Association (PHAA) event

More than misinformed: Improving public health information environments

A Public Health Alumni Association Professional Development Webinar

Professor Osagie K. Obasogie confronts the intersection of race, law, and public health

Conversation with Laurie Garrett: Pandemics, planetary health and our global future

The Latest in Public Health Research: Berkeley Public Health Talks

Ziad Obermeyer Named one of TIME’s top 100 Leaders in Artificial Intelligence

S. Leonard Syme: The father of social epidemiology

Cheri A. Pies, public health leader who wrote pioneering book on lesbian parenting, dies at 73

UC Berkeley health policy professors propose universal health care plan

The Daily Californian

Opinion: California can lead the nation with a public option for health insurance. We have the data to show it works

Los Angeles Times; by professors Richard Scheffler & Stephen Shortell

Moving health policy research toward a community-engaged research standard

Health Affairs; by assistant professor Jerel Ezell

The battle against the fungal apocalypse is just beginning

WIRED

Could AI be the spark that ends the opioid epidemic?

TechCrunch; by assistant professor Jerel Ezell, PhD

Alumna Nancy Krieger wins prestigious Sedgwick Medal from APHA

apha.org

APHA Annual Meeting 2022

Berkeley Public Health Alumna Creates Healthy Recipes the Whole Family Can Enjoy

Joint Medical Program Students Come Together for WhiteCoats4BlackLives Rally

The Novel Coronavirus: Why are such outbreaks difficult to prevent and where do we go from here?