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Why some people lie to appear more honest

Thursday, January 30

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Study: People bend truth, even at personal monetary cost, to avoiding appearing dishonest This story originally appeared on the UChicago News websi...

Seven SDOH neighborhood typologies were optimized across the continental United States, as presented in this screenshot from the SDOH web application generated to visualize results. Chicago detail shown in inset map.

New research published in JAMA Open explores how poverty, education, immigrant status and other social variables impact healthcare outcomes across the US

Tuesday, January 28

By Sarah Fister Gale A cross-sectional study using census data to track multivariate social determinants of health measures that was coauthored by ...

USA Today: 'They are going to attack': Trump's defense lawyers promise 'compelling case' in impeachment trial, Prof. William Howell discusses the Trump impeachment trial

Monday, January 27

Chicago Council on Global Affairs: America first vs. Spider-Man — A debate on supporting pro-democracy protests, Assoc. Prof. Paul Poast discusses how U.S. policy makers support pro-democracy movements abroad

Monday, January 27

The Washington Post: As families tell of pneumonia-like deaths in Wuhan, some wonder if China virus count is too low, Prof. Dali Yang discusses potential political ramifications of the coronavirus

Wednesday, January 22

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The Atlantic: What it's like to date after middle age, Prof. Linda Waite discusses dating among Baby Boomers

Thursday, January 9

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Border walls could have unintended consequences on trade, study finds

Wednesday, January 8

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According to research co-authored by a University of Chicago political scientist, border walls exist not only as manifestations of anti-globalist sent...