Jennifer Syvertsen

Associate Professor

University of California, Riverside

United States

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Jennifer Syvertsen is an Associate Professor at the University of California Riverside in the United States. Her research areas include the impact of opioid misuse, community health interventions, and the social dimensions of substance use, as evidenced by her recent publications on fentanyl use, stigma in pregnancy contexts, and collaborative surveillance technologies in overdose crises. Additionally, she explores topics related to agricultural practices and environmental health.

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The University of Texas at Arlington

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The emergence of fentanyl in a stimulant landscape: Un/intentional use, social relations, and developing communities of care

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Looking into the black mirror of the overdose crisis: Assessing the harms of collaborative surveillance technologies in the United States response

Conceptualizing stigma in contexts of pregnancy and opioid misuse: A qualitative study with women and healthcare providers in Ohio

A community-based study of abscess self-treatment and barriers to medical care among people who inject drugs in the United States

Consider the Source: Associations between Syringe Sources and Risky Injection Behaviors in California’s Central Valley

Intersectional structural vulnerability to abusive policing among people who inject drugs: A mixed methods assessment in california's central valley

Mobile phone and internet use among people who inject drugs: Implications for mobile health interventions

Soil management practices of farmers in the Kāneʻohe Bay watershed and potential for implementing algae-based soil amendments

Syringe access and health harms: Characterizing “landscapes of antagonism” in California's Central Valley

Sharing research, building possibility: Reflecting on research with men who have sex with men in Kenya

“Violence and love and drugs…it all goes hand in hand”: A mixed methods analysis of the substance abuse, violence, and HIV/AIDS syndemic among women who use methamphetamine

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Christine Spadola

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