Gregory A. Talavera, M.D. M.P.H.
Home Biography Staff News Research Training SDSU GSPH San Diego EXPORT CBACH Links Contact	Professor Gregory Talavera to conduct $9.7 million federal study on Health of Hispanics in San Diego 10.13.2006 The county's South Bay is one of four U.S. communities tapped for the largest and longest study of Hispanic health ever attempted in the nation. The $61 million federal project, announced yesterday, will follow a total of 16,000 people for nearly seven years, examining everything from their diet and exercise patterns to medication use and socioeconomic status. Read more… SDSU-UCSD Collaborate to Address Health Issues Within San Diego's Latino Community. 9.20.2004 Researchers from San Diego State University and the University of California, San Diego, in collaboration with the San Ysidro Health Center, will receive $3.4 million from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) over the next 5 years to establish the San Diego Prevention Research Center. Read more… Gregory Talavera Contributes to Latino Cancer Report 6.14.2004 Gregory A. Talavera, M.D., assistant professor in the Graduate School of Public Health, has contributed to the publication of the Latino Cancer Report, which sets out the results of four years of research and prioritization into Latino health and health disparities. Read more… Dr. Gregory Talavera Addresses Culture-Bound Barriers to Latino Health Care 9.08.2003 The following interview with Gregory Talavera, MD, MPH, associate professor in the Graduate School of Public Health, Division of Health Promotion, was taken from the Redes Report, a newsletter of Redes En Acción: The National Hispanic/Latino Cancer Network. Talavera is Redes' co-principal investigator for the Southwest Region. Read more…
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