Matt Macneil is a journalist based in Berkeley, California, focusing on local news and events related to the University of California, Berkeley. With a particular interest in public health, Matt covers a range of topics including research findings, academic achievements, and community initiatives within the field.
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Matt Macneil's articles predominantly focus on public health and research at UC Berkeley, with an emphasis on health inequities, research awards, and new appointments in the field. To best engage him, consider providing pitches related to groundbreaking research initiatives or projects addressing health disparities within California or engaging profiles of leading healthcare figures in the local community.
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By: Matt Macneil
Health Research for Action, a center that works to reduce health disparities, has named Dr. Susan L. Ivey, MD, MHSA, as co-principal investigator.
More than 75 years of transformational research and hands-on social impact for a better world.
By: Matt Macneil
The class, Urban Gun Violence Prevention: A Public Health Perspective, was BPH’s first course dedicated to addressing urban gun violence.
In July 2024, we welcomed adjunct assistant professor Shelley Facente, PhD, MPH. We asked her about her work and hopes for the coming academic year.
By: Matt Macneil
BPH welcomes Stella Ling and Tanya Bustamante as new co-presidents of the PHAA Board of Directors. We asked them what’s in store for the association.
In July 2024, Berkeley Public Health welcomed assistant professor of biostatistics Xiudi Li, PhD.
By: Matt Macneil
A study showed that sexually active Rwandan adolescents who accessed CyberRwanda had significantly higher contraceptive use.
By: Matt Macneil
The ability to critically evaluate scientific literature is crucial for graduate students as they start their careers in science.
Dr. Strouse has been the director of the DrPH Program at UCBPH since 2022 and received both her MPH and DrPH here at UC Berkeley.
In July 2024, The UC Berkeley School of Public Health welcomed assistant professor of Epidemiology Lia Scott, PhD, MPH.
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