Making the Invisible Visible: Societal Influences on Health and Health Care

Join us for an enlightening discussion on the social aspects of healthcare and medicine, featuring panelists from UCSF. In this program, experts explore critical topics like the challenges of integrating mental health in perinatal care, the impact of rising drug prices on patients, especially for essential medications like insulin, and the evolving role of community midwifery in improving health outcomes. Discover the unique intersection of sociology and healthcare and how it shapes policy and patient experiences. Gain valuable insights into UCSF's sociology program, known for its collaborative environment and dedication to qualitative research. Tune in for an engaging exploration into the dynamic world of health sociology. Recorded on 06/06/2023. [9/2023] [Show ID: 38984]

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[EllisBell]

Thank you for sharing the important work! I enjoyed listening to current research of a very specific field. It truly enriched my day. I am always happy to find people even on other continents that share my interests and values when it comes to research and the society we live in. Keep up the good work! Thank you!

[Mind-dy]

When we have diabetes typ 1 therapy come? Our children with diabetes typ 1 have more than 20 jears this. Please, help this people.

[BarbarasGonnaDoThis]

High cost of insulin? Didn't the guy who discovered it not patent it because he felt people needed it freely?