Dartmouth Epidemiology Professor Janet Peacock, along with King’s College London colleagues, have a new paper published in JAMA on home-based walking exercise for Peripheral Artery Disease. You can read the paper here and the accompanying JAMA editorial here. Congratulations!
News
Dr. Howe featured in Geisel Insider
Epidemiology faculty Dr. Howe was featured in a recent issue of Geisel Insider focusing on her research. The article is originally written by Timothy Dean and you can read it here.
Media Attention for New Paper
A new paper from Dr. Salas is gaining media attention for its impact. You can learn more about this on the AACR website.
Drs. Salas & Christensen Published in Nature Communications
Congratulations to Drs. Salas & Christensen for publishing a new paper in Nature Communications. Learn more about the detailed work behind the science and you can read a more detailed news announcement here.
Drs. Gilbert-Diamond and Emond featured on Vermont Public Radio
Drs. Gilbert-Diamond and Emond featured on Vermont Public Radio discussing “Dartmouth lab looks into how kids react to screen time, food and media stimuli”. Read or listen to the interview here.
Dr. Modupe Coker was featured in Nature’s Pediatric Research with her accompanying article on global health inequities of the COVID-19 pandemic, especially impacting children in sub-Saharan Africa.
You can read Dr. Coker’s paper here.
Department Faculty Quoted in The Dartmouth
In a recently-published article on COVID-19 and its longevity, our own Dr. Hoen is quoted. You can read the article here.
Faculty Supervise Study
Epidemiology Faculty have supervised a study that is getting attention! Read the official announcement here.
Dartmouth Study Reveals New Insights into How the Infant Microbiome Impacts Early Childhood Behavior in Boys and Girls
by Timothy Dean A new Dartmouth-led study published in Pediatric Research has found a direct and sex-specific association between the composition of infant microbiome and early childhood behavioral health. Previous studies have established a link between the gut microbiome—the overall communities of microbes that colonize the intestinal tract and play an important role in immune […]
Special Guest Seminar Took Place on 9/23
The Department of Epidemiology was pleased to host a special guest seminar by Dr. Marvin González-Quiroz. He is a medical doctor with a MSc in epidemiology and Occupational Health and a Ph.D. in epidemiology. He works as a researcher at the Research Center on Health, Work and Environment at the National Autonomous University […]