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UC Berkeley Public Health has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in August 2020. The social media accounts linked to from UC Berkeley Public Health are: • Instagram • TikTok • YouTube • LinkedIn • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, ucberkeleysph has populated their site with: • The Patient's Table: A Dialogue on Pelvic Pain — Registration • TBB Fellow Application ‘26-27: UC Berkeley Public Health Multimedia Assistant • TBB Fellowship description: Multimedia Assistant • 2026 Summer PBHLTH 15A • Research on the circadian rhythm of mosquitos seeks new ways to fight parasitic diseases | UC Berkeley Public Health • UC Berkeley SafeTREC receives $4.9 million in grant funding from the California Office of Traffic Safety | UC Berkeley Public Health • Innovative naloxone distribution program shows promise to prevent opioid overdoses | UC Berkeley Public Health • Dr. Eva Harris joins International collaborative effort to combat dengue and Zika worldwide | UC Berkeley Public Health • Meet our new faculty: Dan Zeltzer | UC Berkeley Public Health • Rising seas put 5,500 toxic sites at risk of flooding by 2100 | UC Berkeley Public Health • University of California Office of the President | Action Center • Sign up for our weekly news! • Speak Up for Science | University of California • Prospective Student Events at Berkeley Public Health • Events at UC Berkeley Public Health • UCAN: Support loan access for students • Public Health Is A Professional Degree talking points • How to sustain housing for opioid users in recovery | UC Berkeley Public Health • Introducing the campaign for the Reingold Institute for Global Health | UC Berkeley Public Health • Practicum: Host a UC Berkeley student • On-Campus Graduate Program Admissions • Graduate Applications • Join the PHAA Public Health Innovation Challenge! • Using telemedicine to improve access to medication abortion in Rwanda | UC Berkeley Public Health • Health Futures Unconference • What do the looming cuts to Medicaid really mean? • UC Berkeley School of Public Health welcomes fifth Health Innovation Accelerator cohort • Doctoral student Laura Díaz wins social activism prize • New reproductive health restrictions have not driven OB-GYNs out of states with abortion bans • Dogs could help predict Valley fever spread in humans • National Public Health Week: Chief Social Impact Officer Claudia Williams • National Public Health Week: Assistant Professor Sean Darling-Hammond • National Public Health Week: Professor Mark van der Laan • National Public Health Week: MPH/MCP student Laurel Denyer • Public health on the ground at Kenya’s Kakuma Refugee Camp • RSVP for Summer Session Fair • Veronica Miller honored for work on liver disease • U.S. withdrawal from WHO could bring tragedy at home and abroad • When student stress levels are high, this UC Berkeley program turns to exercise as medicine • S. Leonard Syme, the father of social epidemiology, dies at 92 • The most popular public health stories of the year • The Best of Berkeley Public Health 2024 • Finding a passion for rural public health • Fall Prospective Student Conference: Changemakers, Alumni Spotlight From Berkeley Public Health • Fall Prospective Student Conference: The Research and Impact From the Berkeley School of Public Health • Roundtable 2024 Theme • Lisa Barcellos works to uncover biological effects of exposure to wildfire smoke • First study to measure toxic metals in tampons shows arsenic and lead, among other contaminants • CA Forum for Diversity in Graduate Education • Graduate Diversity Admissions Fair October 11: RSVP • National Postdoc Appreciation Week (NPAW) | Visiting Scholar & Postdoc Affairs • Rural Health Innovation Program • xučyun ruwway Graduate Student Apartments • TIPH Virtual Graduate School Fair • Apply: Berkeley Public Health Events & Public Relations Fellow • Apply: Berkeley Public Health Social Media Marketing Fellowship • Summer Sessions 2024 Courses • SAAM Week • SAAM Week Events • Farmworker COVID and Long COVID Studies | CERCH • National Public Health Week • Bridging academia and industry to spark health innovation • UC Berkeley Public Health Responds to COVID-19