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CTMH Presents Research at APPA
CTMH affiliated PhD Student, Rachel Slimovitch, and Research Fellow, Jeanine Nasser, presented their work at American Psychopathological Association (APPA). Slimovitch Read more
A Guide for Research Using Medicaid Claims Data
Sarah Gordon, professor in the Department of Health Law, Policy, and Management, co-authored a study published in JAMA Health Forum Read more
A Surge in Older Cannabis Customers is a Boon for Dispensaries, a Concern for Doctors
Danielle Haley, a professor in Community Health Sciences, was featured in coverage by The Boston Globe examining cannabis use among Read more
SHIELD Celebrates 10 Years of Supporting School Nurse
Trish Elliott, a professor in Community Health Sciences, was featured in a Boston University School of Public Health article titled Read more
Historically Black College or University Attendance and Cognition in US Black Adults
Maria Glymour, a professor of Epidemiology, co-authored a study published in JAMA titled “Historically Black College or University Attendance and Read more
Affiliate Spotlight: Rachel Sayko Adams, PhD, MPH
Each newsletter we feature a CTMH affiliate to learn a bit more about their work. This month we speak with Read more
CTMH Affiliates Continue to Lead in Veterans’ Health Research: Toxic Exposures, Gulf War Illness, and Tobacco Use
Professor Coauthors Report on Mental Health Effects of Toxic Exposures Among Veterans On a Veterans Affairs-convened National Academies committee, Jaimie Read more
Pediatric Behavioral Health Improves With Integrated Primary Care
Research by CTMH Affiliate, Dr. Megan B Cole Brahim, Integrated Behavioral Health Services and Psychosocial Symptoms in Children, was referenced in Read more
Violence Prevention Program at Hospitals Can Prevent Recurrent Harm
Violence Prevention Program at Hospitals Can Prevent Recurrent Harm "A new study found that a hospital-based intervention program can help Read more
Experiences of Stalking and Obtaining a Restraining Order Associated With CVD Women
Research by CTMH Affiliate Audrey Murchland and coauthors, Experiences of Stalking and Obtaining a Restraining Order Are Associated With Onset of Cardiovascular Events Read more