DOH: Capital Region sees highest percentage increase in HIV, STDs than rest of state
February 27, 2018 CSDA Associate Eli Rosenberg talks about that sexually transmitted diseases and how to prevent them. Read more at Times Union
Breastfeeding and Motor Development: Is There a Link?
February 23, 2018 CSDA Associate Erin Bell found that Breastfeeding has no notable impact on motor development. Read more at UAlbany News Center
One question to better understand women and infants’ health
February 21, 2018 CSDA Associate Erin Bell discussed about a question help us better understand women and infants' health. Read more at Alternative Medicine
Simple question could help clinicians better understand women and infants’ health, study suggests
February 21, 2018 CSDA Associate Erin Bell discussed about a question help us better understand women and infants' health. Read more at News Medical
Florida school shooting: Does ‘national emergency’ warrant national response?
February 21, 2018 CSDA Associate Alan Lizotte quoted at an article about Florida school shooting. Read more at The Christian Science Monitor
Florida school shooting: Does ‘national emergency’ warrant national response?
February 21, 2018 CSDA Associate Alan Lizotte quoted at an article about Florida school shooting. Read more at Yahoo
Medicaid Work Requirements: Friend or Foe?
February 15, 2018 CSDA Associate Diane Dewar discussed about new restrictions on Medicaid eligibility and its impact. Read more at UAlbany News Center
Could asking one question help us better understand women and infants’ health?
February 9, 2018 CSDA Associate Erin Bell discussed about a question help us better understand women and infants' health. Read more at Science Daily
Special Report: Instagram eating habits
February 9, 2018 CSDA Associate Julia Hormes discussed about social media and it's impact on people's health. Read more at News 10 ABC
Differential Investments and Opportunities: How Neighborhood Conditions Moderate the Relationship between Perceived Housing Discrimination and Social Capital
Social Science Research Yang, Tse-Chuan*, I-Chien Chen, Seulki Kim, and Seung-won Choi Abstract Though the adverse consequences of perceived housing discrimination have been documented, little is known about whether such experience undermines one's social capital in a neighborhood and even less is about whether and how this relationship is altered by neighborhood features. We proposed [...]