Hannah Tremont

Hannah Tremont

Hannah Tremont is a Boston University School of Public Health master of public health candidate studying epidemiology and biostatistics with a concentration in mental health and substance use. She is interested in examining how mental health conditions affect the physical body and influence substance use disorders. Her passion lies in investigating how resilience develops out of trauma and hopes to contribute to new and existing therapies for managing trauma and PTSD. If not lost in a Netflix binge, you can find Hannah exploring the East Coast or playing in the kitchen.
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Interpreting Health

Many non-federal free, charitable, and faith-based clinics do not provide professional translation services because they cannot afford them.

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Restraining Care

The practice of shackling hospitalized patients introduces both physical and psychological harms.

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The Aftermath of Maria

Chronic disease prevalence among adults increased in Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria.

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Skin Color and Skin Cancer Survival

Despite cancer treatment advancements, people of color continue to suffer worse melanoma-specific outcomes and have lower survival probability.

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Breaking Down the BMI

Researchers formulated a new definition of metabolic health based on systolic blood pressure, use of blood pressure medication, waist-to-hip ratio, and presence of diabetes symptoms.

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Recovering in Isolation

Severely isolated patients had a 119% higher risk of death within one year of ICU admission compared to the most socially-networked patients.

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Juliette McClendon

Psychologist Juliette McClendon, Big Health’s Director of Medical Affairs, talks about young adult mental health, the future of digital therapies and reaching marginalized populations.

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