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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Research

It’s Not Like the Movies

Heterosexual pornography differs from reality and may reinforce unhealthy sexual behaviors and distorted sexual expectations based on gender.

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Pandemic Poison

All sexes and age groups experienced a surge in alcohol use disorder mortality rates during the pandemic years.

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Something Lost, Nothing Gained

PHP fellows and editors analyze how the decision to overturn federal abortion protection rolls back reproductive rights and affects health.

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Evicting Health

Eviction affects health care coverage and use in the short term, and may have longer term implications.

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Schizophrenia Diagnosis Disparities

Researchers analyzed nursing home resident data to see if race influenced schizophrenia diagnoses before and after a Medicare and Medicaid partnership was implemented.

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Stripped Aid

Strip club workers were unable to work when COVID-19 shut down the service industry, and they were barred from federal relief.

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Profile

Michael Cox and Rayna Danis

PHP talks with Michael Cox, executive director of Black and Pink Massachusetts and Rayna Danis, a 2021 Getting to Zero Coalition Activist Academy Fellow, to discuss the movement to decriminalize sex work in Massachusetts.

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