Today, the @umich Board of Regents approved Detroit native & two-time @umichsph graduate Darrell Hudson, MPH ‘05, PhD ‘09, as the next chair of the Department of Health Behavior and Health Education.
Congratulations and welcome (back), @DrDHud! https://t.co/z0ReG8VhBd
Among people with similar education levels, Black parents earn less income, which explains why the effects of parental education on offspring education is weaker in Black than White families. https://t.co/tPMtEbaG4x This is in line with our other work on https://t.co/2LAi3nSYaI
Getting an education, finding a job & getting married are the traditional steps to ascending the middle class. In this OpEd, @assarish (@cdrewu) argues that those steps are not enough to combat racial inequality & systemic racism.
Learn more in @theprogressive. ⤵️
The first presidential debate for the #2024Election was held last week. In this OpEd, @assarish (@cdrewu) draws on research to argue that Trump’s strategy of leaning into the "power of bad" is very effective.
Read more in @fulcrum_us : https://t.co/6zObeWEVjm
When comparing the influence of good and bad, there is an undeniable truth: Bad is stronger than good.
Read more: https://t.co/x7uhSVf7wy
#thefulcrum#citizenconnect#presidentialdebate
Umbrellas don’t make it rain. Here's a summary of my 10-year research: Highly educated Black families face discrimination and racism, leading to far worse health than equally educated Whites. #HealthInequity#StructuralRacism https://t.co/xvB93jtmww
@VinaSean @ASADrugSoc You are on the right track. The same finding is shown for cigarette, e-cigarette, Hookah, alcohol, marijuana, exercise, sleep, diet, health care use, etc. So, your findings make a lot of sense. Again, thank you for your very important work.
The first pub from my K01 award, and I'm so excited for my co-authors.
Full article: Effects of mTBI with loss of consciousness on neurobehavioral symptoms, depression, and insomnia in former collegiate and NFL football athletes https://t.co/09ZRVMnDvR
Using @UMich@umisr HRS data, we found that the health effects of #incarceration of young #Black men can be detected decades later when they are retiring: https://t.co/1GuTWvufta
Using @FFCWS data, we showed that incarceration of #Black men worsens mental health of Black boys 22 years later via increasing their risk of incarceration. Then we discuss how this is caused by structural and institutional #racism. Here is the paper: https://t.co/v4HrZt3HSg
1/9 I wasn't gonna do this, but my name is involved. And I need y'all to put some respect on my name. This weekend @politico published our roundtable discussion about marriage. I don't like how people are framing the discussion.
https://t.co/WG6PCwTwUj
Thrilled to see our article open access @SCID__journal . We show that democracy reduces lifespan inequalities disproportionately for men, via reductions in injuries and accidents. @CGUnews@CguIprc https://t.co/V0b8n3eOV2
My first R01! 🙌 Very excited to share the news that this special project has been funded by the @NINDSfunding! Can't wait to get to work with Dr. Michael Alosco (of @bu_cte), Bob Stern, Rajendra Morey, Jesse Mez and Guy Potter!
#SocialDeterminantsofHealth#Alzheimers#Dementia