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TOMORROW: You're invited to our 'Inside Out' Webinar series with @drrainapang. Pang's research program focuses on sex differences and women-specific factors in alcohol, tobacco, and other health risk behaviors. 🗓️ Friday NOV. 8 | 12 PM (PT) ✅ Register: bit.ly/3Ci1Nw0

EVENT: Join us this Friday (12/13) for our next 'Inside Out' Webinar Series featuring presentations from our dynamic panel of externally funded PhD students. ✅Learn more + Register to attend: bit.ly/4f4qcTO

USC REACH Lab holiday happy hour. Such a great group! USC Reach Lab @Edward_Chauca Max Samuelson

Final version on our paper of COVID Testing, Vaccinations and housing for people who use drugs in Los Angeles and Denver is out. Full text is available at: tandfonline.com/eprint/ZXTPZPE… @rceasara jesse lloyd/ישי אריה

💬Prof. Rima Habre, an environmental health and exposure science expert. Rima Habre, ScD USC Emergency site for updates: usc.edu/emergency/ Air Quality Index page (USC campuses): aqi.usc.edu Real-time #AQI & smoke updates in your area: fire.airnow.gov

“I wanted to understand what compels a nice, intelligent person to repeatedly engage in an action they know is bad for their health, and damages their relationships, friendships and other aspects of their life,” said Adam Leventhal Institute for Addiction Science at USC Population and Public Health Sciences at USC bit.ly/4iHzh70

Looking forward to seeing you all at #SBM2025 the week after next. Here's the USC REACH Lab line up. Join us to hear about EMA, ILD, the eMOTION intervention, implicit attitudes, physical activity, and more. See you in San Fran!

Such a joy to serve as a poster mentor for this rising researcher, Jackelyne Garcia-Villegas. #SBM2025

USC REACH Lab happy hour at #SBM2025. REACH Lab forever baby!! USC Reach Lab

Packed house for symposium Symposium 18: Tracking Temporal Trends: Behavioral Insights from Longitudinal Wearable Data and Advanced Analytics. Great presentations from Wei-Lin Wang Vincent Berardi, and Jason Fanning #SBM2025

Dinner with physical activity peeps #SBM2025 𝗗𝗿. 𝗟𝗶𝗮𝗼, 𝗬𝘂𝗲, 𝗖𝗣𝗛 👩🏻‍💻 廖玥

Great lineup for Symposium 35: Understanding Physical Activity Maintenance Theories in Behavior Change Research #SBM2025

Is he a student volunteer or a Star Wars character? Thanks Max Samuelson for telling us where to go! #SBM2025

"I am grateful for attending the Society of SBM conference that pushed my thinking in so many directions including exposure to new methods, cross-disciplinary research, and the intersection of academia and industry," says Kristina Miljkovic, 2nd year doctoral student.

🎉It’s National Public Health Week✨ From the classroom to the community, we’re proud of our population & public health Trojans committed to advancing public health. We celebrate transforming lives through rigorous education, innovative training programs, & insightful research

In honor of National Public Health Week🎉, our student affairs office and USC Graduate Student Government hosted a 🥳 First-Gen Celebration lunch event 🥪and wellness session. A huge thanks to the student affairs team that organized this wonderful event.✌️ Keck School of Medicine of USC Ricky N. Bluthenthal

"I highly recommend attending the Society of SBM conference— it is exceptionally student-friendly, offering a supportive environment where feedback from senior researchers is constructive, insightful, and geared toward growth..” says doctoral student Max Samuelson.

"The Society of SBM was a fantastic conference. It gave us a chance to explore San Francisco, connect experts across the field..and reconnect and catch up with professional friends and former USC Reach Lab members and colleagues," says Kristen Moore, a doctoral student.

🌟Senior Research Associate Wei-Lin Wang presented at the Society of SBM Conference. His research aims to illustrate the application of his team’s physical activity classification algorithm & introduce a novel statistical approach for analyzing the resulting data.

USC researchers present at the Society of Behavioral Medicine (SBM) Annual Meeting in San Francisco. Learn more about their poster & oral presentations below. Full story: bit.ly/3EKSAht Keck School of Medicine of USC USC Division of Health Behavior Research Genevieve Dunton, PhD, MPH Ricky N. Bluthenthal USC Research and Innovation