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Microplastics in the Public Eye: What Consumers Are Saying—and Why It Matters

Annice Kim Senior Director, Center for Media Impact and Consumer Behavior Research
Imari Walker-Franklin Research Chemist
Stephanie McInnis UX Researcher
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Current Nutrition Trends: Fact, Fiction, and Half-Truths

Micaela Cox Innovation Advisor
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Landmark 10-year clinical study finds lasting benefit for women with two distinct pelvic organ prolapse surgeries

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Studying Outcomes of Durham, NC’s Holistic Empathetic Assistance Response Teams (HEART) and Greensboro, NC’s Behavioral Health Response Team (BHRT)

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Piloting Cost-Effective Methods for Data Collection with Incarcerated Populations

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