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Julie A. Wagner, Ph.D.

Professor, Behavioral Sciences and Community Health
Academic Office Location:
Behavioral Sciences and Community Health
UConn Health
263 Farmington Avenue
Farmington, CT 06030-3910
Phone: 860-679-4508
Fax: 860-679-1342

Dr. Wagner is a licensed clinical health psychologist who is committed to reducing complications of diabetes through clinical research. She is particularly interested in the effects of psychological states on diabetes. Her studies ask the basic question: “How do mental experiences get under the skin and damage the blood vessels in people with diabetes?” In her personal time, Julie enjoys hiking and bird watching with her husband, meditating, playing with her cat, and participating in religious education activities at her temple.

Education
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Post-Graduate Training
TrainingInstitutionSpecialty
FellowshipVA Connecticut Healthcare SystemPsychology

Journal Articles

Abstracts

  • Relationship between exposure to racism and blood pressure in African American women with diabetes
    Wagner J, Mallett JR, Antar O, Dominello M, Abbott G. Diabetes 2006 Jan;65 (S1):A49

Conference Papers

Editorials

Erratums

Letters

  • Response
    Barry D., Petry N.M., Pietrzak R.H., Wagner J. Psychosomatic Medicine 2008 Jan;70(9):1060-1061

Reviews