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A study from Abt and CMS finds NIH’s PROMIS® Global Health survey effectively captures home health patients’ self-reporting regarding perceived overall health.

This study emphasizes the potential for IRS resistance, can improve malaria incidence studies, and can help guide future malaria control efforts.

Tests in Cote d’Ivoire show vector susceptibility to ITNs treated with chlorfenapyr to be much higher than for pyrethroids alone or with piperonyl butoxide.

An analysis of military spouses found that military life stress and perceived support differed across spouse, service member, and family characteristics.

This study finds New York City’s shutdown during COVID-19 suggests how thousands of lives and billions of dollars could be saved through improved air quality.

This journal article finds that pairing climate indicators and projections is more productive for adaptation decision making than climate projections alone.

The study developed an instrument to evaluate the extent mental health programs have organizational factors that promote recovery-oriented service delivery.

Abt contributes to HIT-COVID, a growing database that tracks the implementation and relaxation of policies designed at local levels to halt COVID-19’s progress.

This article shows that the ACO Investment Model (AIM) did not lead to increases in Medicare Part D spending.

NCDs and metabolic risk factors are projected to majorly contribute to deaths in 2040 in Nepal, requiring substantial alterations in health system priorities.