NIH R01 · 2025
Digital Twin Neighborhoods for Research on Geographic Patterns in Mid-Life Health Trajectories
Increasingly, it is recognized that the implementation of high-value therapies, screening tools, and preventive services has not fully benefited the U.S. population, contributing to variation in health outcomes. This project aims to chart a new course for understanding place-based population health strategies. A growing literature on health and place has demonstrated the strong influence of social and neighborhood-level indicators, relative to traditional clinical measures, in shaping individual health outcomes. Thus, our overall objective is to equip local organizations, health systems, and decision-makers with evidence from place-based research to inform, prioritize, evaluate, and…
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