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1. Association Between Combined Anatomic and Physiologic Classification of Adults with Congenital Heart Disease and Selected Healthcare Utilization and Clinical Outcomes

Student Name:: Rink, David
Date Uploaded:: 03/22/2021
Research Field:: Health Sciences, Public Health, Health Sciences, Epidemiology, and Health Sciences, Medicine and Surgery
Department:: Epidemiology

2. Association between national mandatory flour fortification legislation and anemia prevalence among children 24-59 months of age: Findings from Demographic and Health Surveys across 18 countries between 2015 and 2018

Student Name:: Kay, Ariel
Date Uploaded:: 08/01/2019
Research Field:: Health Sciences, Epidemiology
Department:: Epidemiology

3. Association between National Mandatory Flour Fortification Legislation and Anemia Prevalence among Non-Pregnant Women of Reproductive Age: Findings from the Demographic and Health Surveys in Selected Countries.

Student Name:: Konrad, Victoria
Date Uploaded:: 04/22/2019
Research Field:: Health Sciences, Epidemiology
Department:: Epidemiology

4. Analysis of the Burden of Infant Mortality due to Birth Defects by Race/Ethnicity in the United States from 2010-2014

Student Name:: Joseph, Avinash Sebastian
Date Uploaded:: 08/28/2018
Research Field:: Health Sciences, Public Health and Health Sciences, Epidemiology
Department:: Epidemiology

5. Association between Serum Folate Levels and Depression in Reproductive Aged U.S. Women, NHANES (2011-2012)

Student Name:: Nguyen, Brenda Lam
Date Uploaded:: 08/28/2018
Research Field:: Health Sciences, Public Health and Health Sciences, Epidemiology
Department:: Epidemiology

6. Association between Autopsy Status and the Reporting of Well-Defined Causes of Death in Fetal Death Certificates

Student Name:: Miller, Beckley
Date Uploaded:: 04/25/2018
Research Field:: Health Sciences, Obstetrics and Gynecology
Department:: Epidemiology