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Candice Belanoff is a Clinical Associate Professor at Boston University School of Public Health, specializing in community health sciences. She obtained her ScD from Harvard University and her MPH from Hunter College. Her research interests focus on maternal child health epidemiology, particularly the impact of social forces and inequities on population health. Her current investigations explore the links between structural racism and adverse perinatal outcomes, including preterm birth. She has also delved into health outcomes related to cesarean deliveries and substance use in women of reproductive age. As the founding Director of the Community Assessment, Program Design, Implementation Evaluation (CAPDIE) certificate program, she has been instrumental in training numerous community health practitioners annually. Candice teaches several courses at BUSPH that emphasize health promotion and social justice, incorporating anti-racist and health equity frameworks into her curriculum. Over the years, she has received multiple teaching awards, including the Norman Scotch Award for Excellence in Teaching. Beyond academia, she enjoys music, biking, and spending time with her dogs and family.
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