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A committee chaired by PSTC epidemiologist David Savitz heard from veterans Monday about the health effects of antimalarial drugs.

Churning, yes, but no exodus

January 16, 2019 | Panama City News Herald | Elizabeth Fussell

PSTC demographer Elizabeth Fussell notes population "churning" following hurricane in Florida.

Migrants may live longer and contribute more taxes, says a report co-authored by PSTC sociologist Michael J. White.

PSTC economists noted for their use of data in economics research.

PSTC economist John Friedman discusses with WPRI's Ted Nesi the interactive mapping tool he co-created.

The 2019 RHSU Edu-Scholar Public Influence Rankings

January 9, 2019 | Education Week | Matthew Kraft and John Papay

PSTC educators Matthew Kraft and John Papay ranked among those "who did the most last year to shape educational practice and policy."

PSTC epidemiologist David Savitz named chair of committee to study possible long-term health effects of antimalarial drugs used by U.S. military.

PSTC economist John Friedman discusses how the opportunity to move up the economic ladder depends a lot on where you live.

PSTC economist Anna Aizer writes about the role fathers play in teenage childbearing and the importance of policies that consider not only mothers.

Wired Japan features PSTC economist Oded Galor's unified growth theory as a "Break Through & Mind Changing Idea."

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