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SOM News

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UCR welcomes new faculty members
Riverside welcomed 31 new permanent faculty members from a variety of disciplines for the 2026-27 academic year.
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Professor Benton at Grand Rounds
Child Mental Health is Improving, but Still Work to be Done
In a Grand Rounds presentation at the UC Riverside School of Medicine titled “Five Years Later: Progress, Partnerships, and Possibilities in Child Mental Health,” psychiatrist Tami Benton, MD, said that American youth are showing the first drop in emotional distress in more than a decade, but that there is still more work to be done in ensuring young people have access to proper mental health care.
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Inland Empire residents watch the sunset from the top of Mt. Rubidoux in Riverside
Gauging the Inland Empire’s well-being 
UC Riverside’s Center for Community Solutions will survey 1,000 adults in Riverside and San Bernardino counties to inform strategies to improve life in the Inland Empire, thanks to a grant from the IEHP Foundation, an Inland Empire health advocacy nonprofit.  Residents will be asked about their experiences with nutrition, housing, health care, transportation, employment, education, access to recreation, the environment, and other factors that shape their well-being.
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Ernest Rasyidi, MD
A Fund to Help Future Highlanders: The Rasyidi Family Endowed Scholarship Fund
When physicians answer immediate questions about patient care, they fall back on their experience--and their medical education. “You'll get a call at 2 am where the nurse has a very clear question: ‘Their most recent blood count came back at this, what should I do?’” recalled UCR alumnus Ernest Rasyidi, MD. “That's not your time to be like, ‘let me go to a textbook’--either you know it or you don't,” he added.
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