Experts on Measles and Vaccines
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Richard Carpiano, professor of public policy
Professor of public policy and sociology. Medical sociology; social determinants of health; vaccination and misinformation related to vaccines; behavioral and attitudinal factors underlying child vaccination uptake (and refusal or delay) in the U.S. and Canada.
Contact: richard.carpiano@ucr.edu
David Lo, MD
Distinguished professor of biomedical sciences and senior associate dean of research, School of Medicine. Immune system and responses to vaccines; drug industry and vaccine development; diseases that are good (and poor) targets for vaccines; vaccine safety; emerging infectious diseases; community protection (herd immunity) with vaccines.
Contact: david.lo@ucr.edu
Adwoa Osei, MD
Assistant clinical professor of pediatrics, School of Medicine. Timing of the current vaccine schedule; vaccine safety; vaccine preventable diseases, including measles; target population for vaccines.
Contact: adwoa.osei@ucr.edu
