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Baicker

Dean Katherine Baicker Discusses the Challenges in Advancing Evidence-Based Healthcare

In the News
Evidence-based healthcare may seem hard because data is never simple.

Double Executive Master's in Health Policy Webinar

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Damon Jones

Universal Basic Income Policies Don’t Cause People to Leave Workforce, Study Finds

News
New research from Assoc. Prof. Damon Jones and coauthor Ioana Marinescu suggests that a universal basic income would not cause people to leave the workforce.

Get to Know Harris! Program for Working Professionals + Class Visit

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San Francisco Alumni Career Panel

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Q&A with the Behavioral Insights and Parenting (BIP) Lab

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Bill Clinton

University of Chicago to Host Annual Clinton Global Initiative University Meeting

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The University of Chicago, President Bill Clinton and Chelsea Clinton will host the Clinton Foundation’s 11th annual Clinton Global Initiative University meeting on Oct. 19-21.

Humanitarian Intervention in Syria: Perspectives from the Medical Community

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Amir Jina

Professor Amir Jina Discusses Climate Change in North Texas

In the News
2017 was a record year for droughts and other climate disasters, but studies show it's only going to get worse.
Berry

Professor Chris Berry Discusses Outside Policies to Keep Municipalities from Overpaying for Property

In the News
It is useful for governments like Philadelphia to get outside appraisals when they buy new property so they can be sure they're not overpaying, Berry says.
Meyer

Professor Bruce Meyer Discusses Potential Shift in SNAP Benefits

In the News
About 16.4 million people who receive federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits would not have a say in how to spend about half of their monthly benefits under President Donald Trump’s proposed budget for the 2019 fiscal year.

An Unparalled Partnership: US-Japan Relations in an Uncertain World

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