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Amid the flurry of hellos exchanged by students and instructors is a general misconception about disability, according to campus graduate student Rosa Enriquez.
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Campus public health professor James Robinson was awarded a $49,000 grant to research the prices of infused drugs in the United States on Jan. 1.
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Amid national labor market disruptions and employee departures, DSP is experiencing a shortage of specialist staff resulting in accommodation delays for students.
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All three COVID-19 vaccines authorized for use in the United States are now approved for “mix and match” booster doses following an announcement from the FDA.
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced plans on Oct. 1 to require students attending school in person to get vaccinated for COVID-19, making the state the first in the nation to implement such a measure.
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UC Berkeley School of Public Health student Laura Diaz has been named a “Student of the Year” by the Esri Innovation Program.
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The Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health, or MCAH, Program at the UC Berkeley School of Public Health was awarded a federal grant to guide undergraduates into the maternal and child health profession.
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UC Berkeley health policy scholars were joined by professors from several universities to discuss national health care systems during a webinar conference hosted Friday.
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UC Berkeley’s Indian Student Association, or ISA, joined 13 other Indian student organizations across the country in sponsoring the “Help India Breathe” GoFundMe fundraiser, which will donate all funds to nonprofits working to mitigate India’s COVID-19 crisis.
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In the wake of former Minneapolis Police Department officer Derek Chauvin being found guilty of the murder of George Floyd, four campus professors discussed the verdict’s impact and how policing should change to better support Black and brown communities during a virtual Berkeley Conversations event on Tuesday.
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