Taking research beyond the data. Moving education beyond the classroom.

This overview covers studies published over the course of a month by Institute investigators and their collaborators spans a wide variety of topics, including:

Antibiotic treatment for sepsis; sexual violence reporting among student-athletes; research methods; medical product safety during pregnancy; the effect of trace elements on liver function in early pregnancy; longitudinal developmental origins of health and disease (DOHaD) research; associations of greenness, parks, and blue space with neurodegenerative disease hospitalizations among older us adults; associations of neighborhood opportunity and social vulnerability with trajectories of childhood body mass index and obesity among us children

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In 2022, Institute faculty published 100’s of papers, many of them first- or senior-author publications, in a variety of medical journals, ranging from New England Journal of Medicine to JAMA to highly specialized journals like The Journal of Cachexia, Sarcopenia and Muscle, and Vaccine.

Here are the ten publications that received the most attention on social media, in the press, and in page views and downloads. True to the Institute’s mission, this work aims to improve health care delivery and population health through research and education, in partnership with health plans, delivery systems, and public health agencies.

Measured by Altmetric, we present to you a 2022 year in review: our most engaging research.