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Patrece L. Joseph is an Assistant Professor at Boston University School of Public Health, specializing in community health sciences. With a PhD from Tufts University, her research employs mixed methods to address adolescent health and development. Dr. Joseph's work focuses on reducing the risks that minoritized adolescents face in adulthood due to chronic conditions. Her research explores the intersections of stress, community violence, and trauma in economically disadvantaged communities. Her interests encompass the community-level effects of violence exposure, particularly shootings, on adolescent substance use and psychological distress, as well as developing and validating measures for mental health interventions. Dr. Joseph is committed to designing culturally and developmentally appropriate prevention programs to support at-risk youth.
Boston University School of Public Health • Boston, MA
Teaches and conducts research in community health sciences.
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