Assuring access to COVID-19 treatments
Senior lecturer JP Leider helped create the Minnesota Resource Allocation Platform (MNRAP) that connects patients wanting monoclonals to facilities offering them.
Police violence and birth
Associate Professor Rachel Hardeman is leading a new study quantifying the impact of police violence on adverse birth outcomes among Black women.
Crises and disordered eating
A recent study looked at how the pandemic may have affected eating behaviors in young adults and found six key areas where behavior changed.
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