Here are listed a selection of Public Health books and ebooks recently acquired by the UC Berkeley Library.
Most of the books are online, and/or at the Bioscience, Natural Resources & Public Health Library; books from other UC Berkeley Libraries are noted as such.
Use OskiCat to find books & ebooks; click the Request button in OskiCat to have a (print) book sent from one library to another of your choosing, for convenient pick-up.
You are welcome to recommend a book purchase.
You may also wish to visit the guide to eBooks in Health, Medicine & More.
The Assisted Reproduction of Race
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At the Heart of It All?: discourses on the reproductive rights of African American women in the 20th century
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Birth in Eight Cultures: Brazil, Greece, Japan, Mexico, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Tanzania, United States
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Evidence-Based Sexual and Reproductive Health Care: policies, clinical procedures, and related research
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Pregnancy and Power: a history of reproductive politics in the United States
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"I felt like the world was falling down on me" : adolescent girls' sexual and reproductive health and rights in the Dominican Republic
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Producing Reproductive Rights: determining abortion policy worldwide
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Reproductive Decision Making: acting to help clients
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Reproductive Injustice: racism, pregnancy, and premature birth
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Reproductive Justice and Sexual Rights: transnational perspectives
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Reproductive Rights and Justice Stories
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Flatlining: race, work, and health care in the new economy
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Human: Solving the global workforce crisis in healthcare
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The New American Servitude: political belonging among African immigrant home care workers
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Preventing Workplace Accidents in Construction: data mining and analytics strategies
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Promoting Worker Health: A New Approach to Employee Benefits in the Twenty-First Century
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Stress and Suffering at Work: the role of culture and society
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Bottle of Lies: the inside story of the generic drug boom
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Dopesick: dealers, doctors, and the drug company that addicted America
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Drugs, Money, and Secret Handshakes: the unstoppable growth of prescription drug prices
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Economic Evaluation of Cancer Drugs: using clinical trial and real-world data
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Goodman and Gilman's the Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics, 13th Edition
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Making Meaning of Data in Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research
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An Overview of FDA Regulated Products: from drugs and cosmetics to food and tobacco
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Public Health, Personal Health and Pills: drug entanglements and pharmaceuticalised governance
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Adolescent Mental Health: prevention and intervention
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Behavioral Medicine: an evidence-based biobehavioral approach
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Compassionate Management of Mental Health in the Modern Workplace
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The gendered landscape of suicide: masculinities, emotions, and cultures
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The Handbook of Mental Health and Space: community and clinical applications
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Handbook of Mental Health in African American Youth
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Integrated Behavioral Health in Primary Care: your patients are waiting
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The Intersection of Behavioral Health, Mental Health, and Health Literacy
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Mental Health Atlas 2017
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Mind Fixers: psychiatry's troubled search for the biology of mental illness
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Public Mental Health
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Resources for Suicide Prevention: bridging research and practice
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Suicide Prevention: a practical guide for the practitioner
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Controversies in Healthcare Innovation: service, technology and organization
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Engineering-Medicine: Principles and Applications of Engineering in Medicine
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Healthcare 4.0: next generation processes with the latest technologies
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Health Efficiency: How Can Engineering be a Player in Health Organization?
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Nanotechnology: therapeutic, nutraceutical and cosmetic advances
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Reimagining Innovation in Humanitarian Medicine: Engineering Care to Improve Health and Welfare
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