Sharifa Williams

Assistant Professor

Rutgers School of Public Health

United States

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Dr. Sharifa Williams is an Assistant Professor at Rutgers University Edward J Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy in the United States. Her research areas include survey inference, opioid overdose prevention, structural racism, ethnic-racial discrimination, mental health in Black and Latinx populations, and the effects of neonatal ethanol exposure. She has contributed significantly to the understanding of various socio-economic and health disparities through her recent scholarly articles.

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Mariko Saito

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NYU School of Medicine

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University of Southern California

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The New School

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Articles (7)

Improving Survey Inference Using Administrative Records Without Releasing Individual‐Level Continuous Data

Study Preregistration: Does State-level Structural Racism Impact Risk for Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviors Among US Adolescents Across Race and Ethnicity?

Scaling opioid overdose prevention and naloxone dispensation among rural and small metro area pharmacists: findings from a qualitative study

A longitudinal pathway from ethnic-racial discrimination to sexual risk behaviors among Black women and Latinas: Ethnic-racial identity exploration as a protective factor

Self-reported anxiety and depression problems and suicide ideation among black and latinx adults and the moderating role of social support

Neonatal ethanol causes profound reduction of cholinergic cell number in the basal forebrain of adult animals

Differences between blacks and whites in well-being, beliefs, emotional states, behaviors and survival, 1978-2014

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Mariko Saito

Prerana Vaddi

Lillian Polanco-Roman

Ana Ortin Peralta

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