Research

Biostatistics doctoral student Weidong Wang was selected as one of three winners of the Student Paper Competition at the 2025 Lifetime Data Science Conference.

Only 16% of all counties in the U.S. offered pregnant people the opportunity to attempt labor after a previous cesarean section between 2016 and 2021.

Kameron Wong was named an Outstanding Poster by a Graduate Student award winner at the Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of Toxicity Gordon Research Conference.

SPHHS researchers comment in multiple media outlets on health-related topics.

Ned Debold has received an NIH grant from the to advance his research on how myosin molecules work together to drive different processes within cells.

Zhengqing Ouyang has received a five-year, $2 million NIH grant to develop 3D models of all types of RNA using sophisticated large-data technologies.

New research from the SEIGMA study team indicates Massachusetts gamblers report ongoing higher levels of sports betting, gambling intensity and gambling harms.

The Advancing Research in Hearing Healthcare Lab is seeking participants aged 40 and older who own a hearing aid.

Researchers are recruiting healthy adults (ages 18–40) for a research study examining field of view restrictions in head-mounted displays.

Low-income patients—and their healthcare providers—are less likely to challenge denials of their health insurance claims than those with higher incomes.

Song Liang participated in a scientific meeting of the United Nations to address the global challenge of parasitic contamination in food. 

On June 9-11, 2025, the Healthcare Culinary Conference, now in its second year, explored “The Power of Food” and the transformative role it plays in health.