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Most Recent Faculty Publications

  • Published On 6/1/2026Public Risk Perceptions and Policy Attitudes Toward Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza.Journal of health politics, policy and lawread at PubMed
  • Published On 5/15/2026Tuberculosis in children who are HIV-exposed uninfected: A systematic review and metaanalysis.AIDS (London, England)read at PubMed
  • Published On 5/14/2026Understanding and exploiting superspreading to disrupt Mycobacterium tuberculosis transmission.The Lancet. Infectious diseasesread at PubMed
  • Published On 5/11/2026Global, regional, and national estimates of tuberculosis incidence averted by eliminating undernutrition in adults: a modelling study.The Lancet. Global healthread at PubMed
  • Published On 5/8/2026Warm season hourly temperature and psychiatric emergencies: A case-crossover study of a vulnerable population in Boston, 2005-2019.Environmental epidemiology (Philadelphia, Pa.)read at PubMed

Most Recent Faculty Media Coverage

Neurology Advisor

U.S. Has Higher Excess Death Rate than Other High-Income Countries

Mentions research by Jacob Bor, associate professor of global health and epidemiology, and Andrew Stokes, associate professor of global health.

The Bay State Banner

Research Conference ‘In Service of a Greater Public Good’ Addresses Local Challenges

Quotes Beverly Ge, PhD candidate in environmental health. 

HealthDay

What’s Fueling the High U.S. Death Rate? It Might Not Be What You Think

Quotes Andrew Stokes, associate professor of global health, and mentions research by Stokes and Jacob Bor, associate professor of global health and epidemiology.

CBS News

Study Finds U.S. Has Significantly Higher Preventable Death Rates than Peers

Mentions research by Jacob Bor, associate professor of global health and epidemiology, and Andrew Stokes, associate professor of global health.

The New York Times

This Is What Happened When Trump Abandoned the World’s Poorest Children

Mentions research by Brooke Nichols, associate professor of global health.