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Jaclyn White Hughto, PhD, MPH, is an associate professor in the Department of Behavioral Social Sciences and the Department of Epidemiology at Brown University. As a social epidemiologist, her expertise encompasses epidemiology and behavioral science, specifically utilizing mixed-methods research approaches. Her work primarily focuses on understanding the individual, interpersonal, and structural drivers of health inequities, particularly among sexual and gender minority populations, people who use drugs, and individuals living with HIV. Hughto has developed and tested bio-behavioral interventions aimed at preventing and treating substance use disorders and improving mental health outcomes in diverse populations both domestically and internationally. She has contributed significantly to the academic community with over 160 publications and serves as an expert witness, presenting her research in both state and federal courts to uphold civil rights protections for marginalized populations. Additionally, she is actively involved in community engagement and outreach initiatives, successfully leading various research cores aimed at advancing translational and transformative research related to opioids and overdose prevention.
Brown University School of Public Health • Providence, RI
Teaching and conducting research in epidemiology and behavioral social sciences.
Brown University School of Public Health • Providence, RI
Oversight of the Behavioral Social Sciences department.
The Fenway Institute, Fenway Health • N/A
Conducting research on public health interventions.
Brown University School of Public Health • Providence, RI
Teaching and research in public health.
Brown University School of Public Health • Providence, RI
Conducting epidemiological research.
Fenway Health • N/A
Analysis of epidemiological data.
Fenway Health • N/A
Managed health intervention projects.
Fenway Health • N/A
Oversaw public health projects.
Ketchum • N/A
Public Relations work in government affairs.
Department: Department of Economics