Tag: COVID-19

A photo collage shows images of parks, vitamin and mineral supplements, an EBT card, coded information on a computer screen, objects on a table with the caption "Figuring out my own treatment when my pain is dismissed," and a picture of a candle and organic matter and booklets with the caption "Spirituality is self-preservation."

Prof. Augsberger & BUSSW Student Researchers Partner with BUSM and Local Youths to Explore Health Inequities During COVID-19

A research project led by Boston University’s School of Social Work and School of Medicine is bridging the gap between health care institutions and community members by implementing a citywide youth advisory board at Boston Medical Center, BU’s teaching hospital and one of the city’s top health care institutions. The youth advisory board follows a […]

Prof. Sprague Martinez Leads Health Equity Core for Long Covid Project at Harvard Medical School

Health equity expert Linda Sprague Martinez, PhD, an associate professor at BU School of Social Work, is bringing her expertise to a new working group researching Post-Acute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 – a now-pervasive condition commonly referred to as “long COVID.” The working group is part of Harvard Medical School’s Massachusetts Consortium on Pathogen Readiness which […]

The Boston Globe: Prof. Sprague Martinez on How Racial Capitalism Affects Diagnosis & Treatment of Long COVID for People of Color

In an article published by The Boston Globe – which was followed by a letter to the editor from two Boston University School of Social Work faculty – reporter Felice J. Freyer gets insight from Associate Professor Linda Sprague Martinez on why clinics are seeing “mostly middle-class white women” for the lingering COVID-19 symptoms known […]