Boston Globe
‘Under the Skin’ Examines Racism as a Public Health Emergency
Mentions study co-led by Lynn Rosenberg, professor of epidemiology and Julie Palmer, professor of epidemiology
Insider
A Toxic Chemical Used in Hair Products for Black Women Can Fuel Breast Cancer, Study Finds
Mentions research co-authored by Patricia Coogan, research professor of epidemiology; Lynn Rosenberg, professor of epidemiology; Julie Palmer, professor of epidemiology; Yvette Cozier, associate dean for diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice; alum Kimberly Bertrand
Futurity
Tool Could Close Gap in Breast Cancer Prediction for Black Women
Quotes Julie Palmer, professor of epidemiology
News Medical
BU Researchers Develop a Risk Prediction Model for Breast Cancer in Black Women
Quotes Julie Palmer, professor of epidemiology and Ludovic Trinquart, adjunct associate professor of biostatistics
BlackDoctor.org
Vitamin D Deficiency Could Raise Colon Cancer Risk in Black Women
Quotes Julie Palmer, professor of epidemiology
The Brink
For Black Women, New Online Prediction Tool Could Reduce Breast Cancer Deaths
Quotes Julie Palmer, professor of epidemiology
California News Times
Black Women More Susceptible to COVID When Vitamin D Level Is Low
Quotes Yvette Cozier, assistant dean for diversity, equity, inclusion and justice
The Guardian
Are Hair Relaxers Causing Breast Cancer in Black Women?
Interview with alum Kimberly Bertrand
The Guardian
Black Women’s Hair Products Are Killing Us. Why Isn’t More Being Done?
References study co-authored by Patricia Coogan, research professor of epidemiology; Lynn Rosenberg, professor of epidemiology; Julie Palmer, professor of epidemiology; Yvette Cozier, assistant aean for diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice; alum Kimberly Bertrand
DocWire News
Racial Discrimination Impacts Cognition in African American Women
Quotes Lynn Rosenberg, professor of epidemiology