Most Americans Still Back the Use of Personal Data for Public Health Research, Despite the Turmoil of 2020 and Beyond
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Christopher Owens Honored with NSF CAREER Award
Wall Street Journal—What Does a Health Insurer Love Even More Than A Young, Healthy Member Who Rarely Goes to The Doctor? A Member Who Doesn’t Even Know They Are Insured
Alva O. Ferdinand Named to National Advisory Committee on Rural Health and Human Service, HHS
Does the Type of Workstation You Use Make A Difference In Your Health and Productivity?
Boosted Motivation, Lower Perceived Exertion—All the Advantages You Gain from Riding Outside
Health Insurers’ Provider Directories Still Riddled with Errors Despite Regulatory Mandates for Frequent Updates
Dr. Natalie Johnson Leads Study Finding West Dallas Residents Are At Higher Risk for Exposure to Harmful Air Pollutants
Study Shows Timely Transition from Pediatric to Adult Care is Critical for Young Adults with Sickle Cell Disease
New Study Finds the ACA Facilitated a Shift in Hospital Payer Mix from Uninsured to Insured in Texas
