This stimulating podcast series from @AnnalsOfEpi takes you behind the scenes of groundbreaking articles recently published in the journal.
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Dr. Katherine Rucinski and Yuanqi Mi explore their newly published article, “Defining strata of women at risk for HIV in Sub-Saharan Africa: a pooled latent class analysis,” published in the October 2026 (Vol. 122) issue of Annals of Epidemiology.
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Dr. Patrick Sullivan, Editor-in-Chief, is joined by co-guest and recent graduate from the University of Texas, Dr. Priya Thomas, to discuss her paper, "Disentangling Race and Ethnicity in Predicting Symptoms of Depression among Young Adults: A Machine Learning Approach.”
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This episode, we are featuring Dr. Alexandra Zimmer to discuss her riveting publication "Cough acoustic analysis using artificial intelligence for COVID-19 detection: A comparative study of patient cohorts from Lima, Peru and Montreal, Canada.”
We dive into questions regarding COVID-19 Detection and the usage of artificial intelligence on cough acoustics. Dr. Zimmer’s article is published in the June 2026 Issue (Vol. 118) of Annals of Epidemiology.
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Our latest episode focuses on our Special Issue - Science, Interrupted. What happens to science that is abruptly cut short? It's a question that sits at the heart of public health.
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Emaan Rashidi, a doctoral student at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, joins us on EPITalk to discuss her article review, covering AI's role in future epidemiologic research and its broader implications.
“Is artificial intelligence a friend or foe to epidemiology?“ is published in the March 2026 Issue (Vol. 115) of Annals of Epidemiology.
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Dr. Stanhope, Dr. Hamilton, and Dr. Roll join EPITalk host and co-author, Dr. Patrick Sullivan, to take a deep dive into their exciting recently published study regarding how guaranteed income improves financial and mental wellbeing in a randomized trial among Black women in GA.
“Improvements in stress and sleep following 24-months of Guaranteed Income, results from a randomized trial among Black women in Georgia“ is published in the February 2026 Issue (Vol. 114) of Annals of Epidemiology. buzzsprout.com/2195469/episo…
🎉Dr. Derek Ng joins EPITalk host and co-author, Dr. Patrick Sullivan to explore whether a neural-network model utilizing two blood biomarkers can more accurately estimate kidney function in pediatric chronic kidney disease than current standard equations.
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Bridging the gap between research & practice remains one of public health's greatest challenges. What happens when evidence-based interventions leave the controlled environment of research & enter the complex reality of practice?
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In episode 18, @UAB_SHP's Dr. Larry Hearld illustrates multiple methods that implementation scientists can use to better inform adaptation and implementation of evidence-based interventions in complex organizational settings.
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❕❕New research finds adults with a history of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are significantly more likely to store firearms loaded highlighting the need for trauma-informed firearm safety efforts. ❕❕
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Dr. Dorthe Pedersen unpacks the paradoxical relationship between childhood body size, breast density, & postmenopausal breast cancer risk among a large cohort of Danish women.
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#Soundbite🔊 "Do you have any advice for public health students or other students who are interested in child & maternal health in terms of pursuing a career in research in this field?"
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In a new study, @USCArnoldSchool's Dr. Boghossian and colleagues found that iron deficiency anemia poses an increased risk of severe maternal morbidity, particularly among black mothers.
Dr. Boghossian breaks down their findings here: buzzsprout.com/2195469/episo…
