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Bio

Dr. Gilberto Lopez is a broadly trained social scientist with experience in mixed methods of research. He is particularly interested in identifying and addressing structural and cultural factors that pattern the unequal distribution of disease in racialized minority and rural populations.

Recently, he has done this by creating culturally tailored and empirically based health communications campaigns focused on bringing needed COVID-19 information to Latinx across the U.S. Southwest. 

Professional Interests & Expertise

Climate Change,Community Health,Disease Control and Prevention,Health and Technology,Immigrant and Refugee Health,Mental and Behavioral Health,Outreach and Education,Program Development,Public Health,Research,Research, Measurement, and Evaluation,Rural Health

Organization

Arizona State University School of Transborder Studies

Learn more about Gilberto's work:

Video

Long COVID impacts Latinos at a higher rate

Interview

Health communication program brings long COVID awareness to Latinos

Video

Latinos experiencing effects of long COVID

Award

School of Transborder Studies professor receives inaugural Charter Professor Award

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