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Design of effective communication strategies to prevent depression among populations in transition, such as people who have changed cultures, who have been diagnosed with a chronic disease, or who are aging. |
Emeritus Professor, PhD
510-527-0551 |
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Cancer epidemiology, diet and lifestyle factors, use of molecular markers to assess gene-environment joint effects, esp. investigations of genetic susceptibility to compounds in the diet. |
Assistant Professor, PhD
530-752-3898 |
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Primary prevention of chronic disease, diet and physical activity, social marketing, reducing disparities in health status, and environmental and policy strategies to promote health. |
Assistant Professor, DrPH
530-754-5550 DaVinci 530-757-3263 TCEC |
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Cancer epidemiology, ovarian and colorectal cancer, quality of cancer care, and health disparities. |
Assistant Professor, DrPH
916-779-2610 |
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Infectious disease epidemiology, including outbreaks; global health; transmission of airborne pathogens; Mycobacterium tuberculosis |
Assistant Professor, PhD, MPH
530-754-5989 |
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Epidemiology and prevention of HIV/AIDS, substance abuse and HIV, community interventions. |
Emeritus Professor, Ph.D.
916-444-7082 |
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Reproductive and cancer epidemiology, epidemiology of reproductive function and disorders — especially menopause, secondary amenorrhea, anovulation, abnormalities of ovarian function, and spontaneous abortion. |
Department Chair, Epidemiology Division Chief, Professor, PhD
530-752-2446 |
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Three major areas of research are methods in epidemiology studies, environmental exposures, and pregnancy outcomes and children's health. Topics in epidemiologic methods are: control groups and selection bias, the ?healthy worker survivor bias,? timing issues, and use of epidemiologic data in quantitative cancer risk assessment. Environmental exposures of interest include metals, pesticides, persistent organics, air pollution. Pregnancy outcomes span spontaneous abortion, fetal growth, early childhood morbidity and development, and autism. |
Environmental and Occupational Health Division Chief, Professor, PhD
530-752-3025 |
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Geriatric health-care policy and the organization and delivery of health care to the frail elderly; clinical epidemiology; the use and role of functional assessment in clinical practice; Alzheimer's disease; how to teach geriatric medicine to medical students and residents. |
Professor of Clinical Medicine, MD
916-734-7004 |
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Non-experimental inference, epidemiologic methodology and analysis epidemiology of environmental hazards of animals and humans, companion animal epidemiology. |
Professor, DVM, MPVM, PhD
530-752-8631 |
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Econometrics, Health and Labor Economics. |
Professor, PhD
530-754-8605 916-734-8542 CHSR/PC |
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Epidemiology, occupational hazards for farm workers, occupational hazards for semiconductor workers, general occupational and environmental medicine, toxicology, pesticides, heavy metals. |
Professor, MD, MPH
530-752-8051 |
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Environmental and occupational risk factors for respiratory disease and lung cancer, biological monitoring of occupational exposures, health hazards of agricultural exposures especially respiratory and pesticide risks, occupational reproductive hazards, health hazards in the semiconductor industry, international issues in occupational and environmental health. |
Professor, MD, MPH
530-752-5676 |
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Executive Assistant to Dr. Gold
530-754-9417 |
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