Pathways to Pain: How Childhood Adverse Experiences Affect Pain Disability

Nov 30, 2021 (Tue) | 1:30 PM -2:50 PM

LKSC Room 120 : Stanford, CA

This is part of the weekly Epi Seminar Series hosted by the Department of Epidemiology & Population Health. There will be three short presentations at this event: Pathways to Pain: How Childhood Adverse Experiences Affect Pain Disability (Trimble); The effect of large-scale water, sanitation, and hygiene intervention in Bangladesh on knowledge, behavior, and health findings from an endline evaluation of a matched-pair cluster controlled trial (Zhang Aluri); and Overview of COVID-19 transmission amongst ICE migrant detention facilities and effectiveness of pandemic prevention strategies (Gupta).

Department: Epidemiology and Population Health

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Presenter(s):

Richard Trimble Dual degree MD/MS Epidemiology and Clinical Research student
Kelly Zhang Aluri MS Candidate, Epidemiology and Clinical Research
Ribhav Gupta MS candidate in Epidemiology and Clinical Research

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