UHS Tang Center

This list of health materials is tailored to the needs of the UC Berkeley campus community. Most of the material has been compiled by UHS professionals, and the topics reflect the health issues most prevalent among students, faculty and staff on this campus.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Acne

Alcohol and Drugs

Anemia

Annual Women's Exam

Antibiotics: Use Them Wisely and Safely

Anxiety

Asthma

Avian Flu (or "Bird Flu")

Back Health and Injury Prevention
    - Back to Basics in the Office (pdf)
    - Managing Low Back Pain
    - Safe Lifting Tips
    - Stretches for People who Lift

Birth control and contraception

Bladder Infection

Breast Cancer Resources

Cancer

Chicken pox

Cholesterol Management Information Packet

Cold Care

Computer Ergonomics
    - Setting Up a User-Friendly Workstation
    - Pointers on Your Pointing Device (Mouse or Track Ball)
    - Personal Workstation Checklist
    - Take a Stretch Break
    - How to Choose a Chair that Fits
    - Ergonomic Tips for Laptop Users

Crisis: Assisting the Distressed Student

Depression
    - Depression and College Students: What Do These Students Have in Common? (pdf)
    - Are You Considering Medication for Depression? Q & A
    - Look for the Signs: Depression education campaign currently underway on campus

Depression Awareness and Suicide Prevention Online Training
The online training consists of a tutorial and questions to test your knowledge. You will learn about student mental health trends and how to recognize and respond when a student is in distress, needs help, or may be thinking about suicide.

Diabetes

Diarrhea

Eating Disorders

Eczema (Atopic Dermatitis)

Elder Care Resources and Links

Emergency Contraception

Exercise
    - Fitting Fitness In
    - Injury Prevention and Self-Care
    - Starting a Walking Program

Ergonomics
- Computer Ergonomics
- Laboratory Ergonomics

Eye Care

Fighting the Flu

Guidance for Stressful Times (resources for staying healthy, coping tools for change and transitions, and seeking help.