Once again, faculty and students fromthe College of Public Health attended the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting virtually or in-person to share their research. Presenters included:
Virtual oral presentation
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Using big data to target prevention efforts in local communities - Bethany Lanese, Ph.D., Deric Kenne, Ph.D., Megan Anderson, MPH, Ruoming Jin, Ph.D., and Heather Beaird, Ph.D.
In-personal oral presentation
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State Medicaid coverage for podiatric routine foot care: A national survey - Bethany Lanese, Ph.D., and Thomas Brewer, Ph.D., M.Jur.
Virtual poster presentations
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Supporting CHWs through peer-led programming - Chelsey Kirkland, MPH, CHW
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CHWs: The next generation - Chelsey Kirkland, MPH, CHW, and Cindy Widuck, MPH
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The roles of protective and adverse childhood experiences, social support in the long-term psychological adjustment of adults following trauma exposure - Tam Nguyen, MPH, David Disabato, Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and Karin Coifman, Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology
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Does HPV vaccination lower the chances of pregnancy? - Emily Ashcraft, MPH(c)1, Jaahnavi Badeti, MPH2, Tara Smith, PhD1 and Vinay K. Cheruvu, PhD
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Association between electronic cigarette use and HIV risk behavior among U.S. adults: Perspectives across age, race, and gender. - Kinjalbahen Nayak, MPH and Vinay K. Cheruvu, Ph.D.
Virtual roundtable discussion
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Community health workers response to COVID-19 - Dennis Kirimi, MPH1 and Aimee Budnik, PhD.
APHA 2021 was held October 24-27 in Denver, Colorado and online.