University of Wisconsin–Madison

Brittanni Wright, HDRS postdoctoral fellow, awarded ICTR-WPP community-engaged research project grant

Understanding the Sexual and Reproductive Health of Adults Living with Sickle Cell Disease Investigator Brittanni Wright and mentors Claire Wendland and Jenny Higgins, with community partner Sickle Cell Reproductive Health Education Directive The impact of chronic diseases and chronic illnesses on a person’s sexual well-being and overall health is understudied, and medical providers fail to …

Stephanie Chamberlin, an HDRS postdoctoral fellow, published in SSM-Qualitative Research in Health

Chamberlin, S., Mphande, M., Kalande, P., Phiri, K., & Dovel, K. (2025). ‘You don’t need schooling—just take the pills and don’t stop.’: Pathways between Formal Education and Chronic HIV Care in Malawi. SSM-Qualitative Research in Health, 100599.

Natascha Merten and the BOSS-NCAS team were featured in the International Faculty and Staff Services (IFSS) website

HDRS postdoctoral fellow, Dana Johnson, featured on Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters Podcast

Stephanie Chamberlin, HDRS postdoctoral fellow, featured in Springer Nature

Dana Johnson, HDRS postdoctoral fellow, featured in Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters

Amy Trentham-Dietz co-author a study of Canada’s OncoSim-Breast model compared with the U.S. CISNET breast cancer models

Shaneda Warren Andersen’s Study Featured in Social Science & Medicine

Dr. Shaneda Warren Andersen leads a study highlighting the elevated risk of colorectal cancer diagnosis and death for those living in areas with less socioeconomic resources, and the need for resources to address this disparity.

John Mullahy Honored as One of The Willard G. Manning Memorial Award for the Best Research in Health Econometrics

John Mullahy was recognized by the American Society of Health Economics ASHEcon Awards. The award recognizes the best published health economics research in econometric methodology or econometric application. Econometrics is a field that combines economics, statistics and mathematics to develop and apply mathematical models to study economic relationships and phenomena.

Amy Trentham-Dietz Receives Kellet Mid-Career Award

Dr. Trentham-Dietz was recognized by the Vice Chancellor for Research and Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation with an award of $75,000 of flexible research funding. The fellowship is named in honor of William R. Kellett, a WARF Trustee and President of the WARF Board. A Wisconsin native, a graduate of the College of Engineering, and an …