Lab News

Media Coverage & Resources

• Dr. Fernandez-Rhodes' LinkedIn Page
• Enormous strides have been made to unravel the secrets of the human genome, so why are we missing the genetic information of most of the planet?
• Studying the genetics of heart attacks and strokes in Hispanic populations - UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health
• Studying the genetics of heart attacks and strokes in Hispanic populations - PSU News - College of Health & Human Development
• 2022 Outstanding Postdoctoral Mentor Award
• Greater diversity in genetic studies helps uncover new insights
• More education for Mexican Americans may mean less diabetes
• Teenage Campers Who Are Fully Vaccinated Don’t Need to Wear Face Masks, Physically Distance, CDC Says
• Local law-enforcement policy may affect pediatric health care
• Genetic Analysis of Diverse Populations Improves Discovery for Complex Traits
• New study finds gene variant predisposes people to Type 2 diabetes and also low body weight
• UNC School of Law Human Rights Policy Lab- Handbook for Expert Witnesses in U.S. Asylum Cases

Out & About

• BBH Recruitment Visit to the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP)

Dr. Fernández-Rhodes is shown here at BBH’s recruitment table at UTEP’s Campus Office of Undergraduate Research Initiatives Spring Symposium, April 2019

• Dr. Lindsay Fernandez-Rhodes at the Award Ceremony at the American Society of Human Genetics, 2022 – HGGA Early Career Investigator Award.

• Members of Epi-GaPS in the Biobehavioral Health Building, Spring 2022 (Left to Right: Hassan Bokhari, Cristin McArdle, Lindsay Fernandez-Rhodes, Julia Mewha, Hridya Rao, Christopher Navarrete).