Social environment influences on adolescent reproductive health: Epidemiologic evidence from San Francisco's Mission District and intervention directions.
Dr. Alexandra Minnis, Senior Research Epidemiologist, RTI International and Assistant Professor in the School of Public Health (UCB), will present her research highlighting the role of gang affiliation and migration in reproductive health outcomes in a predominantly Latino community. She will also discuss novel intervention directions and present feasibility results from a randomized study of Yo Puedo, a social networks-based intervention that combines conditional cash transfers and life skills to promote sexual health.
Please join us on Monday, October 21, 12:00-1:30pm in 3105 Tolman Hall.
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