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Improving U.S. Gun Policies: Douglas Wiebe and Team Contribute to Landmark Collaborative Effort

What can we can learn by contrasting counties where gun death rates have dropped much more than expected with ones where death rates are much worse than expected?  A team led by Douglas Wiebe, PhD, will explore the question as part of a large-scale new effort by The National Collaborative on Gun Violence Research. Read more.

John Farrar Selected for National Academies Committee

How does available evidence about safety and efficacy inform the use of compounded topical pain creams—such as Diclofenac for arthritis pain and lidocaine for skin pain—to treat patients? John Farrar, MD, PhD, has been selected to serve on a National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine Committee that will assess the data regarding the ingredients in these creams. Read more.

2019 Research Day Recap: View Video and More

Faculty talks question food deserts, football concussions, the hallmarks of multiple sclerosis, and more. Peter Embi’s keynote personal story shows why we need a learning health system. View 12 videos and other highlights on the DBEI website.

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In the News

Overhauling Kidney Care

July 2019

President Trump recently signed an executive order aimed at improving the care of kidney patients. In an interview, Nwamaka D. Eneanya, MD, MPH, commented that a goal of having 80% of patients with end-stage kidney disease use home dialysis or receive a transplant would be a monumental change.

Listen to the interview on NPR.

Battling Bed Bugs

July 2019

Why are bed bugs on the rise in cities like Philadelphia, and what dangers do they pose? Michael Z. Levy, PhD, comments as part of this live radio show.

Listen to the discussion on WHYY public radio.

New Findings About 'White Coat' Hypertension: The Risk Is Real

June 2019

For years, we have questioned whether risks are higher for patients whose blood pressure seems to spike only at the doctor's office. A new study led by Jordana Cohen, MD, MSCE, says the answer is emphatically yes.

Read the article in Stat News.
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About the CCEB

How can we answer and anticipate the pressing health issues we face together as a society? At the CCEB we rise to that challenge through research and training in epidemiology and in biostatistics. We solve problems facing patients and populations. MORE

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