Berkeley Center for Social Medicine News

Berkeley Center for Social Medicine affiliate Ale Geisel-Zamora co-authored “Adverse Childhood Experiences, Age at Menopause, and Vasomotor Symptoms Among Midlife Latine Adults in California,” published in ...Read more about Menopause Symptoms Among Latine Adults

Congratulations to these Berkeley Center for Social Medicine affiliates on their awards and grants!

Alex Adia: Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy Research Award and AcademyHealth Health Equity Interest Group Student Investigator Award
Larissa Benjamin...Read more about Awards & Honors for BCSM Affiliates

According to Berkeley Center for Social Medicine faculty affiliate Jasmin Brooks Stephens, the rise of suicide rates among Black adolescents over the past two decades is the largest of any racial group. Her work emphasizes strengths, community, and hope as powerful tools...Read more about Psychology Professor creates strengths-based framework addressing Black youth suicide

Rachel Morello-Frosch, Berkeley Center for Social Medicine faculty affiliate, will be the inaugural...Read more about Rachel Morello-Frosch: inaugural associate provost for energy, climate, and environment

A new book by Berkeley Center for Social Medicine faculty affiliate Khiara Bridges explores the persistence of racism in reproductive healthcare in the US—and why even affluent Black women...Read more about Expecting Inequity: How the Maternal Health Crisis Affects Even the Wealthiest Black American

Rachel Morello, Berkeley Center for Social Medicine faculty affiliate, is co-author of a new article in Nature that is an environmental justice examination of how projected 2050 and 2100...Read more about Study on Sea Level Rise and Toxics

Jason Corburn, a faculty affiliate of the Berkeley Center for Social Medicine, co-authored Advancing Peace, a new book discussing the end of gun violence in America's Black and Brown...Read more about Recent faculty book: Advancing Peace

Hannah Zeavin, a faculty affiliate of the Berkeley Center for Social Medicine, explores how 20th-century ideals of motherhood and new media technologies became deeply intertwined, shaping and surveilling American family life....Read more about The complicated role of media in motherhood

The first two articles in a year-long series in The Lancet are now published. The series, Cases in Global Social Medicine, is led and sponsored by the Berkeley Center for Social Medicine (BCSM). The introduction to the series, "...Read more about Global Social Medicine: A Case Study Approach

Ariana Thompson-Lastad, a faculty affiliate of the Berkeley Center for Social Medicine, recently co-authored an article in the Journal of Primary Care & Community Health. The...Read more about Group-Based Integrative Pain Management