Linda Neuhauser

Linda Neuhauser is a Clinical Professor of Community Health Sciences at the UC Berkeley School of Public Health and Co-Principal Investigator at the Health Research for Action center. Her work focuses on transdisciplinary, translational, and participatory approaches to enhance health interventions and policies, including developing innovative methods for community engagement. She specializes in health literacy, clear communication, and culturally responsive mass communication strategies.

Education:

• DrPH, University of California, Berkeley
• MPH, University of California, Berkeley

Research Interests:

• Designing interventions that address literacy, language, and cultural barriers
• Large-scale public health initiatives (e.g., early childhood programs, oral health, asthma prevention, poison control)
• Patient and community engagement in healthcare systems
• Nutrition security and food access

Advising & Grants:

• Advisor to federal agencies (DHHS, CDC, FDA) and international collaboratives
• Focus on translating research into actionable policies and practices

Labs/Teams: Active contributor at the Health Research for Action center, collaborating on transdisciplinary public health projects.