Harold Pollack quoted on PolitiFact
Harold Pollack (2011 Awardee) was quoted in "Charlie Crist says six Floridians die a day due to lack of Medicaid expansion" published on PolitiFact, February 12, 2014.
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Harold A. Pollack and Jens Ludwig were mentioned in the UChicago News
Harold A. Pollack (2011 awardee) and Jens Ludwig (2009 awardee) were mentioned in "Crime Lab New York will help promote evidence-based policies to prevent crime, violence" in the UChicago News, December 17, 2014.
Edward Maibach in the news and co-authors study for Yale and George Washington University Climate Change Communication
Edward Maibach (2008 Awardee) in "Trump nominees accept global warming -- but only to a degree" in The Bulletin, January 19, 2017, in "Trump’s picks have a new climate formulation" in Bloomberg Government, January 19, 2017, in "
Investigator Alumni in The Milbank Quarterly
David Rosner (2002 Awardee) authored "The Long Struggle to Protect Workers' Lungs Against Silicosis" in The Milbank Quarterly (2014; 92[2]:191–194).
Harold Pollack publishes "The Index Card: Why Personal Finance Doesn't Have to Be Complicated"
Harold Pollack (Awardee 2011) co-wrote and published the book, "The Index Card: Why Personal Finance Doesn't Have to Be Complicated" on January 2016
Aaron Kesselheim, Robert Cook-Deegan, and Michelle Mello in The New England Journal of Medicine
Aaron Kesselheim (2009 Awardee) has co-authored "Prescription-Drug Coupons - No Such Thing as a Free Lunch" in The New England Journal of Medicine (online first preview).
Howard Markel Quoted in the New York Times
Howard Markel (2007 Awardee) was quoted in The New York Times' piece "How Does an Army Fight a Virus?", September 26, 2014.
Sandro Galea in the media
Sandro Galea (2006 Awardee) wrote the "EconoTimes" news article, "Gun control: California, Nevada and Washington tighten firearms regulations" He also wrote the "U.S.
James Perrin named President of the American Academy of Pediatrics for 2014
James Perrin (1997 Awardee) was named President of the American Academy of Pediatrics, taking office on January 1, 2014 for a one-year term.