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CUPC affiliate jimi adams recently published his sole-authored book “Gathering Social Network Data,” which is part of the indispensable Sage Publications’ Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences Series. As described… Continue Reading: adams publishes book on social network data-gathering

CUPC’s seed grant program has supported a variety of preliminary work including on adult mortality, demography and genetics, immigrant health, and the consequences of access to long acting reversible contraception… Continue Reading: CUPC seed grant program fuels more than $10 million in external funding applications

CUPC affiliates David Pyrooz, Rick Rogers and Ryan Masters received funding to undertake the first known comprehensive investigation into the gang membership-mortality link. The research will yield critical information about… Continue Reading: Research on mortality risk among gang members receives NIH funding

The rural-urban divide is vast, with rural places tending to have poorer public health, lower levels of education, higher unemployment and lower wages and income, as just a few examples. CUPC… Continue Reading: CUPC research on well-being in rural America receives NIH funding

Initial data suggest that it does have an effect, particularly among less-healthy populations, CU Boulder researchers find A first look at the intersection of climate change and the relatively good… Continue Reading: Does a changing climate affect when healthy people migrate?

Colleen Reid, an Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado Boulder, has been selected as a JPB Environmental Health (EH) Fellow by Harvard University’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Funded by… Continue Reading: Colleen Reid selected JPB Environmental Health (EH) Fellow by Harvard University