DPHS Publication Update: Healthcare Policy and Economics, Diabetes Care, Cancer Research, and More
The following list of publications highlights the breadth and depth of the published research from DPHS experts from February to April 2024.
DPHS Research Highlights Long-Term Care Insurance's Impact on Caregivers and the Economy in Presidential Report
BRIDGE Scholars Update: Elenor Strand
DPHS is always excited to see our former students and BRIDGE Scholars continue to find success in their academic and professional pursuits.
Opportunities for Integration in the Dual Medicare-Medicaid Population: North Carolina Landscape Analysis
A recent publication in the North Carolina Medical Journal highlights a collaboration between the Duke Department for Population Health Sciences and the Duke-Margolis Institute for Health Policy.
Gierisch shares challenges of female ADHD diagnosis' with Katie Couric Media
DPHS' Jennifer M. Gierisch, PhD, MPH, recently spoke to Katie Couric Media about the challenges and delays women experience in obtaining an ADHD diagnosis.
DPHS Publication Update: Interventions, Health Disparities, COVID-19, and More
The following list of publications highlights the breadth and depth of the published research from DPHS experts from December 2023 to February 2024.
Study Finds Outpatient Visits Among Veterans Increased After COVID
A recent retrospective cohort study conducted by DPHS faculty revealed that outpatient visits among veterans with COVID-19 increased within 30 days after infection and continued to remain elevated
Study finds substance use disorders more prevalent among certain cancer survivors
A cross-sectional study published in JAMA Oncology demonstrated a 4% prevalence of act
Gupta, Akinyemiju Find Health Disparities Persist Despite Drop in Cancer Mortality Rates
From 2000 to 2020, cancer mortality rates in the U.S. declined – yet striking disparities remain, especially for non-Hispanic Black patients.
DPHS Partners to Honor Rosalynn Carter’s Legacy by Prioritizing Caregivers
DPHS is proud to have collaborated with the Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers to continue the legacy of the former first lady's advocacy of caregivers.