Research Archives

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Using Hospital Urinalysis Results to Track the Drug Epidemic

Urinalysis is an invaluable tool for tracking the drug overdose epidemic.

Guest Authors Eric D. Wish, Amy Billing, Eleanor Erin Artigiani

02.24.2022 pills dropping

Disease

Killer Bugs

New drug development and reducing antibiotic overuse may help fight antimicrobial resistance.

Fellow Devin O'Donnell

02.21.2022 subway car in empty station

Working from Home? Commuting Beyond Covid-19

Covid-19 and the resulting policy responses negatively impacted public transit ridership in 94 metropolitan areas.

Guest Authors Kenneth B. Medlock, III, Ted Temzelides, Shih Yu (Elsie) Hung

02.18.2022 holding hand of person in hospital bed

All Pregnancies End

All reproductive experiences should be supported whether they end in childbirth, miscarriage or termination.

Fellow Maya Thirkill

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Health Equity
Incarceration

One State’s Push to End Solitary Confinement

Researchers examined the impact of North Dakota's ongoing quest to end solitary confinement.

Guest Author David H. Cloud

02.16.2022 farmworker in field.

Cancer Among Migrant & Seasonal Farmworkers

A large and growing body of studies connects migrant and seasonal farmworkers’ occupational exposure to pesticides with excess cancer risk.

Guest Authors Candace Kugel, Claire Hutkins Seda

02.15.2022 covid knocking dominoes over

Covid-19's Wide Ranging Impacts

Public Health – Seattle & King County worked with partners to access new, timely data to monitor Covid-19 indicators for better decision-making.

Guest Authors Abigail Sekar, Eva Wong, Amy Laurent

02.14.2022 badge and radio of police officer

Cops in the Classroom

Researchers analyzed the impacts of funding from the U.S. Department of Justice on school resource officer staffing and disciplinary actions in California public middle and high schools.

Fellow Sara Mar

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Street Culture, Schools, and the Risk of Youth Violence

Students who reported stronger acceptance of street culture values were at significantly greater risk of violent behavior.

Guest Authors Lorine Hughes, Ekaterina Botchkovar, Olena Antonaccio, Anastasiia Timmer

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