Where Black Adolescents Live Affects Their Mental Health
Tag: George Mason College of Public Health
New Study Focuses on Intimate Partner Violence Toward Women with a Disability
Professor Authors Book Chapter on Historical Disparities in Rabies Prevention
Older Adults Experiencing Social Isolation Are More Likely to Smoke
Being Able to Tell Parents About Sexuality Plays Important Role in Mental Health of Black Sexual Minority Men and Transgender Women
Mason Researchers Reveal How Digital Contact Tracing Applications Can be Utilized More Effectively
Reducing Bias and Stigma Associated with Medication-Assisted Treatment Improves Care
College Awarded National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute Grant Studying Endometriosis and Cardiovascular Disease
Nurses Trained via Virtual Reality Performed Better Than Those Trained by Inpatient Clinical Training
Democrats, Urban Dwellers, and 30-40-year-olds More Likely to Purchase First Firearms During the Pandemic
