Research

Publications

“Abortion Politics: Physician Mobilization in the Wake of the Dobbs Decision”

(Forthcoming: Journal of Health Politics, Policy & Law) with Michael Shepherd, Hilary Izatt, Eve Bryner, and Alister Martin

“Big Data, Machine Learning and Contraceptive Use: A Scoping Review”

Oxford Open Digital Health 1 (2023); with Amy Finnegan, Saisahana Subburaj, Priya Parkash, Elizabeth Shulman, Janel Ramkalawan, and Megan J. Huchko

“Contraceptive Provision to Women With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Enrolled in Medicaid”

Obstetrics and Gynecology (2022): 10-1097; with Lauren Mitchell, Bhamini Vellanki, Linda Tang, Amy Finnegan, Jonas J. Schwartz, and Megan J. Huchko

“If You Don’t Help Me, I’m Going to Take My Life”: The Devastating Impact of the US’s Global Gag Rule and the COVID-19 Pandemic on Women’s Sexual and Reproductive Health in Kenya

International Feminist Journal of Politics 23, no.2 (2021): 350-357; with Sarah Hubner and Ema Kuczura

“Examining Health Care Access for Children and Refugee Families in the North Carolina Triangle Area”

North Carolina Medical Journal 81, no.6 (2020): 348-354; with Brandon Knettel, Deborah Reisinger, Pranav Ganapathy, Tyler Lian, Jake Wong, Danielle Mayorga-Young et al.

Working Papers

“Reviving Democracy: Physician-led Get-out-the-vote as an Antidote to Democratic Backsliding”

(Revise and Resubmit)

with Michael Shepherd, Hilary Izatt, Daniel Nielson, Katherine McCabe, Zoe Walker, Eve Bryner, Wylie Chang, and Alister Martin

“Global Health Politics in the Post-USAID Era: Lessons from the US’s Global Gag Rule and its Impact on NGOs in Kenya”

“When New Laws and Norms Aren’t Enough: Addressing Gender-based Violence in Kenya”

“Conflict and Contraception: Method Switching and Contraceptive Discontinuation during War”

with Amy Finnegan, Signe Svallfors, and Megan Huchko

“Give and Take: The Impact of Foreign Aid Withdrawal on Women’s Societal and Health Rights”

with Pei-Yu Wei

“Stepping up or Stepping out?: Donor Response to the US’s Global Gag Rule and the Implication for Providing Global Public Goods”