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What extreme heat does to your brain

June 11, 2024

Jun Wu, public health and CPIP, Verywell Health, June 11, 2024

Early education benefits kids, but for how long?

June 9, 2024

Jade Jenkins, education and CPIP affiliate, Good Men Project, June 9, 2024

UCI scholars named Guggenheim Fellows

June 5, 2024

Wang Feng, sociology, Irvine Standard, June 5, 2024

What produced the China miracle?

May 22, 2024

Wang Feng, sociology, Foreign Policy, May 22, 2024

China's Age of Abundance

May 14, 2024

Wang Feng, sociology, KUCI Ask A Leader, May 14, 2024

Study shows uneven effectiveness of preschool

May 13, 2024

UC Irvine, other researchers find that children do initially benefit from preschool

Dr. Aryana Sepassi and additional researchers share findings on colorectal cancer concerns among rural residents in The Oncologist

May 13, 2024

Aryana Sepassi, pharm sci and CPIP affiliat, news from UCI's School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, May 13, 2024

The average age of new mothers is rising in the US

May 10, 2024

Judy Treas, sociology professor emeritus, Scripps News, AOL, May 10, 2024

Discussion on reducing intergenerational poverty

May 6, 2024

Greg Duncan, CPIP and education, C-SPAN, May 6, 2024

California's prison death rates rose amid COVID

April 24, 2024

Research coauthored by Kristin Turney, sociology, Axios, April 24, 2024

What extreme heat does to your brain

Early education benefits kids, but for how long?

UCI scholars named Guggenheim Fellows

What produced the China miracle?

China's Age of Abundance

Study shows uneven effectiveness of preschool

Dr. Aryana Sepassi and additional researchers share findings on colorectal cancer concerns among rural residents in The Oncologist

The average age of new mothers is rising in the US

Discussion on reducing intergenerational poverty

California's prison death rates rose amid COVID

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