Research Archives

10.24.2024 Browsing on television streaming site

Spanish-language broadcasts tend to feature more health-adverse TV ads compared to English-language broadcasts.

Guest Author Melissa DuPont-Reyes

10.23.2024 Silhouette of a young woman experiencing pregnancy, standing in front of a darkened window

Crisis pregnancy centers may provide access to care and free services, but these centers fail to offer comprehensive reproductive care for patients.

Fellow Dani Weissert

10.03.2024 Hands on steering wheel; man driving a car by night

By communicating openly about the dangers of drug use and impaired driving, parents play a key role in helping teens avoid risky behaviors.

Guest Author Andrew Yockey

09.19.2024 young woman walking in an urban setting

The places we live likely shape the types of behaviors we engage with, which can lead to changes in personality traits over time.

Guest Author Elisabeta Militaru

09.13.2024 Cropped image of person's feet standing on a scale with a tape measure in the foreground. weight loss from Ozempic concept

Body image trends have led those without diabetes to seek anti-diabetic medications, like Ozempic, and doctors are liberally prescribing them.

Fellow Heather Sherr

09.12.2024 Close up image of hands grabbing a pouch of smokeless tobacco out of a container

With appealing flavors and discrete methods of use, smokeless tobacco use is on the rise, particularly among young people.

Fellow Lia Musumeci

09.09.2024 Close-up of older couple holding hands while dancing

No matter your age, STIs can be an invisible risk. Older adults may not be thinking about this, but they should.

Fellow Dani Weissert

09.06.2024 Looking up at sunlight peeking through the trees

Exposure to nature not only aids in stress management and inflammation reduction, but also creates opportunities for connection and community.

Fellow Jude Sleiman

09.05.2024 Young, sad girl sitting on couch with face turned away. Child mental health concept

Racial and ethnic minority children are more likely to have unmet treatment needs for mental health conditions than their White counterparts.

Guest Author Andrew Chang

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