Since 1805, the number of humans on Earth has skyrocketed from one billion to eight billion. Zoomed out, the growth appears positively parabolic. For everyone alive today, the present population boom ...

Members of NYU Langone’s Section of Digitally Enabled Care bring together a range of disciplines including behavioral ...

Beverly Grove-based Cedars-Sinai Health System has launched a research division focused on population science and its impact on health. The division, which was unveiled last month, will focus on ...

Global population growth will nearly grind to a stop by the end of the century, a new analysis by the Pew Research Center suggests. Right now, the world's population is over 7.7 billion people, and it ...

In this role, he will guide initiatives aimed at addressing the cancer burden in the Center's catchment area, building on his extensive expertise in cancer epidemiology, prevention and control.

At the UAB Division of General Internal Medicine and Population Science (GIMPOP), collaboration is at the heart of everything we do. Our division brings together a unique blend of expertise in ...

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Nicknamed the “king of the kelp forest,” giant sea bass are among scuba divers’ favorite characters to spot off the California Coast. But very few of these charismatic fish remain. A team led by ...

Andrea Cherrington, M.D., MPH, has been named the Director of our new Division of General Internal Medicine and Population Science (GIMPOP). She is currently Professor of Medicine, Associate Professor ...

The world's population could reach 11 billion by the year 2100, according to a new statistical analysis. That represents 800 million more people than was forecast in 2011. Most of that increase comes ...

It was Thomas Malthus — the British cleric and political economist, often railed against, rarely actually read — who cast a long shadow over thinking about our future. Writing around the turn of the ...