Francesca Korte (she/her)
@FrancescaKorte
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Social Epi PhD @NUBouve | Research: structural and institutional impacts on immigrant health | @Wellesley + @FulbrightIT alumna | Palermitana nel cuore.
Joined September 2021
RT @Timodc: Pretty clear that we are witnessing the worst presidential debate on style and substance in the history of our nation tonight.
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RT @Kasparov63: In 1960, JFK was 43 and Nixon 47! I’m not ageist, but this debate and the choice it represents between two feeble and broad….
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(8/) Conclusions: Illicit stimulant misuse continues to be more common in men than in women; however, gender differences are more modest for prescription stimulant misuse, suggesting a narrowing of this historical gender difference.
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(7/)🔑findings (cont'd): The magnitude of gender differences also varied based on both age and sexual orientation.
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(6/) 🔑findings (cont'd): The magnitude of this sex difference was smallest for prescription stimulants, where men had 1.37 higher odds of past-year misuse and no gender difference was observed in the prevalence of prescription SUD.
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(5/)🔑findings: Stimulant misuse was significantly more prevalent in men than women for all stimulant types for both past-year use and past-year SUDs.
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(4/) Sample: We combined data from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health from 2015 to 2019 (unweighted N = 282,768) to test gender differences in the prevalence of past-year stimulant misuse.
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(3/) In an exploratory aim, we investigated whether gender differences were moderated by age or sexual orientation. 🔎.
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(2/)The gender gap in prevalence of SUDs has narrowed, but gender differences in stimulant misuse have not been well-characterized in recent years. The aim of this study was to quantify gender differences in past-year stimulant misuse & SUDs, separated by stimulant type.
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RT @kricketchirps: Dropped by the impressive @Northeastern @NortheasternMPH @NUBouve booth earlier today at #APHA2022. Truly amazing! Aweso….
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RT @NortheasternMPH: A lot of insightful questions for @NU_PopHealthPhD student @FrancescaKorte following her oral presentation “The Role o….
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RT @NU_PopHealthPhD: @ 10:30, we have 2 Ph.D. students @FrancescaKorte & @Chloe__Roxanne presenting on social belonging in physical health….
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RT @NU_PopHealthPhD: Come see us at booth # 1315 & learn more about our Population Health Ph.D. program, other academic programs and resear….
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And the violence doesn’t even stop outside home country borders/waters. Forcibly displaced people are harmed and/or killed by militarized borders or the structural violence within resettlement countries all over the world (e.g., Southern U.S. and EU borders). It’s disgusting.
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RT @CorianoDiaz: Puerto Ricans on the island are suffering. Thousands lost their homes and all their belongings due to hurricane Fiona. Man….
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RT @NU_PopHealthPhD: Congratulations to our newly-minted Dr. Ashley Houston on her successful oral presentation at #IAPHS22 ! @areneeoh dis….
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I’ll be at #APHA2022 giving an oral presentation on this same research…come on down!.
Doctoral student @FrancescaKorte presents her research on the relationship between social belonging and self-rated physical health among Somali young adults resettled in North America at #IAPHS2022 🎉
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I’m so excited to be here to present research I’m passionate about with people with whom I love collaborating!!! #IAPHS2022.
Excited to be here at #IAPHS2022 in person! Shining a light toward posters and presentations by our @NUBouve @NU_IHESJR @NU_PopHealthPhD students and alumnae: @Sameera_Nayak (tonight), @areneeoh (Thurs), @FrancescaKorte and Vela McBride (both Wed)!.
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RT @DanRather: My thoughts are with the people of Puerto Rico as they are slammed with yet another hurricane, flooding, and power outages.….
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