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30 Results

Year Sort ascending	Grant Title	Amount	Research Priority
2017	How Does Socioeconomic Disadvantage Get Under the Skin to Shape Academic Success and Socioeconomic Wellbeing During Adolescence? A Longitudinal Study of Sensitive Periods and DNA Methylation Co-funded by Ford Foundation	$74,546
2016	The Impact of the Affordable Care Act on Household Economic Wellbeing	$126,871
2016	The Undocumented Asian Immigrant Population	$30,020
2014	Reverse Mortgages and Racial Inequalities in Wealth and Health	$34,087
2013	The Political Origins of Health Inequality: Political Parties and Infant Mortality	$148,825	Social, Political and Economic Inequality
2007	Does Higher Family Income Produce Better Child Health? Evidence from the 1993 Expansion of the Earned Income Tax Credit	$131,477	Social, Political and Economic Inequality
2004	The Politics of Public Health: The Contemporary History of the New York City Department of Health	$49,724	Non-Program Activities
2003	Confronting Inner City Social Suffering in the County Hospital: Teaching Doctors to Heal Poverty	$49,950	Cultural Contact
2001	Social Inequality and Health Co-funded by Andrew Carnegie Foundation	$375,602	Social, Political and Economic Inequality
2001	Mistrust of the Medical Care System	$19,997	Trust

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