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Ralph Catalano

Professor of the Graduate School

University of California, Berkeley

Affiliations

School of Public Health

Ralph Catalano is currently serving as a School Of Public Health Professor of the Graduate School at University of California, Berkeley.

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Ralph Catalano

University of California, Berkeley

Professor of the Graduate School

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public health epidemiology economics social sciences population health demography mental health maternal health health economics reproductive biology respiratory medicine human reproduction preterm birth human biology community psychology social medicine community health unemployment reproductive health obstetrics and gynaecology social science research migration studies obstetrics social epidemiology sexual selection epidemiologic research regional studies behavioral economics reproductive science developmental epidemiology united states neonatology population history natural selection economic antecedents thanatology urban health suicide covid-19 pandemic violent behavior applied social psychology reproductive physiology occupational epidemiology psychosocial research occupational health psychology fetal medicine lifespan development population aging life expectancy underserved populations societal influence environmental epidemiology economic predictors economic stress medical care women's studies early childhood early childhood development behavioral disorders alcohol abuse community mental health cancer detection maternal-fetal medicine job loss economic stress hypothesis sex ratios terrorist attacks low birthweight presidential election male lifespan nonmetropolitan community multilevel analyses male twins infant mortality psychological bulletin applied psychology psychiatry world psychiatry psychiatric epidemiology psychiatric care behavioral health

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Vanishing Twins, Selection in Utero, and Infant Mortality in the United States. Evolution Medicine and Public Health (2025)

Ralph CatalanoJoan CaseyAllison StolteHedwig LeeAlison GemmillBrenda BustosTim Bruckner

public healthdevelopmental epidemiologypreterm birthepidemiologyhigh-risk pregnanciesobstetrics and gynaecologymaternal complicationsmaternal healthinfant mortalityunited statesreproductive healthgenetic epidemiologyevolutionary biologymortality

Dynamic Changes in Place-Based Measures of Structural Racism and Preterm Birth in the USA. Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health (2024)

Abhery DasJoan A CaseyAlison GemmillRalph CatalanoHedwig LeeAllison StolteBrenda BustosTim A Bruckner

place-based measureshuman geographycommunity healthsocial epidemiologyepidemiologysocial science researchrural healthpublic healthpolitical geographydynamic changespreterm birthsocial changepopulation healthstructural racismmigration studiesspatial demographyhealth policysocial geographyhistorical geographyregional studiesdemography

Male Twinning After the 2008 Obama Election: A Test of Symbolic Empowerment. Social Science & Medicine (2024)

Allison StolteAlison GemmillHedwig LeeBrenda BustosJoan A CaseyTim A BrucknerRalph A Catalano

political scienceobama electionidentity (social science)male twinningsymbolic empowermentsociologyamerican studiessocial medicinesocial sciencesphilosophy of social sciencesocial mediapolitical sociologycandidate selectionmen's studiessocial science researchsocietal influenceidentity politicselections

Missing Black Males Among Preterm Births in the Us, 1995 to 2019. PLoS ONE (2024)

Tim A. BrucknerSuman ChakrabartiBrenda BustosRalph CatalanoAlison GemmillJoan A. CaseyHedwig Lee

population scienceblack malespreterm birthepidemiologypopulation healthregional studiesmissing datastatisticsdemographyafrican american studiesunderserved populationsmigration studieshuman geneticspopulation geneticspopulation history

Racial Disparities in Law Enforcement/Court-Ordered Psychiatric Inpatient Admissions After the 2008 Recession: A Test of the Frustration–Aggression–Displacement Hypothesis. Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology (2024)

Parvati SinghRalph CatalanoTim A. Bruckner

frustration-aggression-displacement hypothesishealth disparitiesmental healthlawpsychiatryracial disparitiespsychiatric epidemiologypolice psychologyhealth care disparitieshealth policy

Scarring in Utero: An Attempt to Validate With Data Unconfounded by Migration and Medical Care. Epidemiology (2024)

Ralph CatalanoJason BonhamAlison GemmillTim Bruckner

medical careepidemiologyinternational migration

Suicide Prevention-Related Google Searches and Subsequent Emergency Department Visits in California and Arizona, 2007–2015. SSM - Mental Health (2024)

Hilary L. ColbethSidra Goldman-MellorEllen A. EisenKrista NeumannRalph CatalanoCorinne A. Riddell

emergency medicinepsychiatrypublic healthmental health

The Pandemic Preterm Paradox: A Test of Competing Explanations. American Journal of Epidemiology (2024)

Ralph A CatalanoTim A BrucknerAlison GemmillClaire E Margerison

public healthcovid-19epidemiologymaternal healthpandemic preterm paradoxinfectious diseasesmortality

Vanishing Twins, Spared Cohorts, and the Birthweight of Periviable Infants Born to Black and White Women in the United States. Science Advances (2024)

Ralph CatalanoAllison StolteJoan CaseyAlison GemmillHedwig LeeBrenda BustosTim Bruckner

public healthracial discriminationpreterm birthepidemiologymaternal healthscience advanceunited statessocietal influenceafrican american studiesgender inequalityperiviable infants

A Novel Indicator of Selection in Utero. Evolution Medicine and Public Health (2023)

Ralph CatalanoTim A BrucknerAlison GemmillJoan A CaseyClaire MargerisonTerry Hartig

public healthgeneticsgenetic epidemiologyevolutionary biologyevolutionary theory

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Ralph Catalano

Professor of the Graduate School

University of California, Berkeley

Affiliations

School of Public Health

Ralph Catalano is currently serving as a School Of Public Health Professor of the Graduate School at University of California, Berkeley.

Honors

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Ralph Catalano

University of California, Berkeley

Professor of the Graduate School

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Vanishing Twins, Selection in Utero, and Infant Mortality in the United States. Evolution Medicine and Public Health (2025)

Ralph CatalanoJoan CaseyAllison StolteHedwig LeeAlison GemmillBrenda BustosTim Bruckner

Dynamic Changes in Place-Based Measures of Structural Racism and Preterm Birth in the USA. Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health (2024)

Abhery DasJoan A CaseyAlison GemmillRalph CatalanoHedwig LeeAllison StolteBrenda BustosTim A Bruckner

Male Twinning After the 2008 Obama Election: A Test of Symbolic Empowerment. Social Science & Medicine (2024)

Allison StolteAlison GemmillHedwig LeeBrenda BustosJoan A CaseyTim A BrucknerRalph A Catalano

Missing Black Males Among Preterm Births in the Us, 1995 to 2019. PLoS ONE (2024)

Tim A. BrucknerSuman ChakrabartiBrenda BustosRalph CatalanoAlison GemmillJoan A. CaseyHedwig Lee

Parvati SinghRalph CatalanoTim A. Bruckner

frustration-aggression-displacement hypothesishealth disparitiesmental healthlawpsychiatryracial disparitiespsychiatric epidemiologypolice psychologyhealth care disparitieshealth policy

Scarring in Utero: An Attempt to Validate With Data Unconfounded by Migration and Medical Care. Epidemiology (2024)

Ralph CatalanoJason BonhamAlison GemmillTim Bruckner

medical careepidemiologyinternational migration

Suicide Prevention-Related Google Searches and Subsequent Emergency Department Visits in California and Arizona, 2007–2015. SSM - Mental Health (2024)

Hilary L. ColbethSidra Goldman-MellorEllen A. EisenKrista NeumannRalph CatalanoCorinne A. Riddell

emergency medicinepsychiatrypublic healthmental health

The Pandemic Preterm Paradox: A Test of Competing Explanations. American Journal of Epidemiology (2024)

Ralph A CatalanoTim A BrucknerAlison GemmillClaire E Margerison

public healthcovid-19epidemiologymaternal healthpandemic preterm paradoxinfectious diseasesmortality

Vanishing Twins, Spared Cohorts, and the Birthweight of Periviable Infants Born to Black and White Women in the United States. Science Advances (2024)

Ralph CatalanoAllison StolteJoan CaseyAlison GemmillHedwig LeeBrenda BustosTim Bruckner

public healthracial discriminationpreterm birthepidemiologymaternal healthscience advanceunited statessocietal influenceafrican american studiesgender inequalityperiviable infants

A Novel Indicator of Selection in Utero. Evolution Medicine and Public Health (2023)

Ralph CatalanoTim A BrucknerAlison GemmillJoan A CaseyClaire MargerisonTerry Hartig

public healthgeneticsgenetic epidemiologyevolutionary biologyevolutionary theory

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