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Reflections from Women Scientists post-Pandemic: 2023 International Day of Women and Girls in Science

Sarah Sheff Research Communications Analyst
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RTI-supported clinical trial finds single-dose antibiotic significantly reduced the risk of maternal sepsis or death

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Measuring the impact of an evidence-based lifestyle intervention aimed at preventing type 2 diabetes

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Envisioning a federal student-level data network: Fourth brief in series explores potential design options

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Numeracy at Scale: Introducing a New Study on Successful, Large-Scale Numeracy Interventions

Jonathan Stern , Yasmin Sitabkhan , Rachel Jordan , Susannah Hares
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