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Month: September 2022

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CDC-Funded Research Project at KU to Evaluate Initiatives to Reduce Youth Violence in Kansas City Metro Area

The CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) has awarded the University of Kansas a grant to establish one of only five federally funded national centers of excellence on youth …

Dr. Jomella Watson-Thompson being interviewed on the program.

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Morning Medical Update: Dr. Jomella Watson-Thompson on ThrYve

Homicide is the leading cause of death for African American youth in the United States. Colleagues with the Center for Community Health and Development in partnership with other academic and community partners …

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Timely intervention: New center dedicated to reducing youth violence
Josh Harsin receives dissertation award from the National Collaborative on Gun Violence Research
‘ThrYve’ program works to prevent violence among youth in KCK through community engagement
KU Health System’s ‘Revive’ program part of network to prevent youth violence in KCK
CDC-Funded Research Project at KU to Evaluate Initiatives to Reduce Youth Violence in Kansas City Metro Area