Transgender People Who Are Denied Mental Health Care Can Be at Higher Risk of Self-Harm, Study Led by NYU Researcher Finds
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Analysis of data from National Transgender Discrimination Survey.
East Meets West: Chinese and Other Asian Students Studying Abroad in the U.S. -- Apr. 16
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An academic conference at NYU looks at the challenges and opportunities facing Asian international students studying abroad in the United States.
Keeping Track of Your FICO Score Leads to Better Financial Decision Making, According to NYU Wagner Researcher
Tagged in Education and Social Sciences Business and Entrepreneurship Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service Research News
Large-scale field experiment sees credit-score awareness as path to improved financial health.
Most of the U.S. Falls Short of Recommended Air Quality Standards; Study Provides Local Estimates of the Health Impacts of Air Pollution
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Thousands of deaths could be avoided through the utilization of a tougher standard for air quality in America's metropolitan areas, a New York University/American Thoracic Society report concludes.
New Study Examines Feelings of Inclusion Among Students with Disabilities
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Study led by NYU researcher Leanna Stiefel looks at steps that education policymakers and practitioners can take “to make inclusion in fact feel … inclusive.”
Researchers Work to Save “Monkey Island” Damaged by Hurricane Maria
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Researchers from a multi-national group universities are working together to save a scientific resource that was badly damaged in Hurricane Maria—a population of rhesus monkeys living on a remote island off the coast of Puerto Rico—and the staff and facilities that support them.
Few Researchers Consider the Effect of Hearing Loss in Physician/Patient Communication, NYU Study Finds
Tagged in Health and Medicine Education and Social Sciences Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service School of Medicine Research News
Of the 67 papers reviewed, only 16 (23.9%) included any mention of the effects that hearing loss can have on health care interactions.
Grocery Bag Use Falls Under Chicago’s 7-cent Municipal Tax, Study Finds
Tagged in Education and Social Sciences Research News Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service Globalization
Implemented Feb. 1, the new "bag tax" produced a “dramatic decrease” in grocery store shoppers’ use of disposable carryout bags in Chicago, according to an NYU Wagner researcher.
Report: NYC Program Addresses Online Violence Epidemic, Gets Real Results
Tagged in Law and Policy Education and Social Sciences Engineering, Science and Technology Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development Research NYU Homepage Feature
The Citizens Crime Commission’s “E-Responder” Pilot Study with NYU’s Steinhardt School Shows Digital Intervention Can Prevent Virtual and Real-World Altercations Between Youth
NYU Professor Michelle Munson to Test Meta-Intervention to Help Young Adults Get the Most Out of their Mental Health Care
Tagged in Education and Social Sciences Campus and Community Research News Silver School of Social Work
Promising approach aimed at “changing the narrative” around mental health care receives $700,000 federal grant for randomized trial.