Dustin Duncan

Assoc. Dean & Full Professor at @Columbia. Founder at @ddrf_org. Epidemiologist, Author & Speaker. Opinions my own.

[Adam Leventhal @AdamMLeventhal]

⁦@drdustinduncan⁩ poised to transform higher ed for black faculty with an innovative brand new study https://t.co/LvyjqlsK6W

[ColumbiaPublicHealth @ColumbiaMSPH]

The 2025 Columbia Mailman Alumni Summit brought 160+ #PublicHealth leaders together—reaffirming a shared commitment to advancing health for all through innovation, collaboration & leadership.
https://t.co/uUZLVoLCZ5

[Dustin Duncan @drdustinduncan]

I'm grateful to the @ColumbiaSpec for highlighting the resilience of our research community in their recent feature on LGBTQ health research and the path forward: https://t.co/yRbAMyTQTl

[Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery @JTraumAcuteSurg]

Our study found that ambulance deserts are more likely to affect rural vs. urban populations and are associated with higher area deprivation indices (ADIs), indicating more disadvantaged neighborhoods are likely to have fewer EMS stations available.

@CBerryTraumaMD @cdimag @ashleyPfaffMD @drdustinduncan @spirosfrangos @gbengaOgedegbe @njmsdeptsurgery @rutgers_njms @rutgershealth

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[Dustin Duncan @drdustinduncan]

Higher education must rise to meet what I call the ‘2025 Intersectional Trauma Pandemic’. @ColumbiaSpec @ColumbiaMSPH

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[Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery @JTraumAcuteSurg]

Our study found that ambulance deserts are more likely to affect rural vs. urban populations and are associated with higher area deprivation indices (ADIs), indicating more disadvantaged neighborhoods are likely to have fewer EMS stations available.

@CBerryTraumaMD @cdimag @ashleyPfaffMD @drdustinduncan @spirosfrangos @gbengaOgedegbe @njmsdeptsurgery @rutgers_njms @rutgershealth

https://t.co/6RuPsKlrRt

[Columbia Epidemiology @CUEpidemiology]

@JAMANetworkOpen @drdustinduncan Great @ColumbiaMSPH coverage of this study from @drdustinduncan and colleagues is available here 👇: https://t.co/NbJygnDRMx

[Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery @JTraumAcuteSurg]

Our study found that ambulance deserts are more likely to affect rural vs. urban populations and are associated with higher area deprivation indices (ADIs), indicating more disadvantaged neighborhoods are likely to have fewer EMS stations available.

@CBerryTraumaMD @cdimag @ashleyPfaffMD @drdustinduncan @spirosfrangos @gbengaOgedegbe @njmsdeptsurgery @rutgers_njms @rutgershealth

https://t.co/6RuPsKlrRt

[Dustin Duncan @drdustinduncan]

Honored to present in @ColumbiaMSPH and @ColumbiaNursing's Research Speaker Series on Sept 25, 10 AM ET: Advancing Black Faculty Productivity & Well-Being: The Black Professors Study. Mentorship, equity, & DK Duncan’s legacy guide this work. Free & public: https://t.co/yfUWXci8HQ

[ColumbiaPublicHealth @ColumbiaMSPH]

Where you live can mean the difference between life and death. A new @CUEpidemiology study finds that historically redlined neighborhoods continue to receive slower EMS response times—putting lives at risk in strokes, heart attacks & trauma care. @drdustinduncan @JAMANetworkOpen
https://t.co/90ooGRW9Y3

[Columbia Epidemiology @CUEpidemiology]

Where you live can mean the difference between life and death. A new @JAMANetworkOpen study from @drdustinduncan finds that historically redlined neighborhoods continue to receive slower EMS response times—putting lives at risk in strokes, heart attacks & trauma care. (1/n)

[Columbia Epidemiology @CUEpidemiology]

@JAMANetworkOpen @drdustinduncan The full text of "Rapid Access to Emergency Medical Services Within Historically Redlined Areas" is available 👇(2/3) https://t.co/msBlVILOEr

[Dustin Duncan @drdustinduncan]

Grateful to see our research featured by @CUEpidemiology. Read more about the study here:

[Columbia Epidemiology @CUEpidemiology]

@JAMANetworkOpen @drdustinduncan Great @ColumbiaMSPH coverage of this study from @drdustinduncan and colleagues is available here 👇: https://t.co/NbJygnDRMx

[Dustin Duncan @drdustinduncan]

#Mentorship is a shared journey. Co-creating plans with mentees fosters mutual growth, inspires mentors, and shapes future scholars. Influence is about curiosity, courage, and collaboration that endure. Watch the full discussion: https://t.co/2TH0SQYLQ9 @ColumbiaMSPH

[Cherisse Berry, MD, FACS @CBerryTraumaMD]

Thank you @Rutgers_NJMS for highlighting our @NIMHD funded work. Grateful to my co-Is & co-authors for their expertise & commitment to this work @drdustinduncan @GbengaOgedegbe @JosephObiajulu3 @nclaymann @AshleyPfaff @spirosfrangos, @cdimag , Dr. Natalie Escobar, & Dr. Ran Wei

[Dustin Duncan @drdustinduncan]

For over a century, @ColumbiaMSPH has led the way in improving health for all. Proud to be part of this impactful community! Join us for #PublicHealthMatters as we showcase the real-world impact of public health through the work of our faculty, students, and alumni.

[ColumbiaPublicHealth @ColumbiaMSPH]

Public Health impacts every part of your life: the air you breathe, the water you drink, and the policies shaping your future. Join us for #PublicHealthMatters and see how Columbia Public Health is driving change through research, education, and action. https://t.co/02i9jpeQHu

[Dustin Duncan @drdustinduncan]

In 2012, while a postdoc at @Harvard, I had the honor of returning to my high school as a commencement speaker. A full-circle moment—reminding students (and myself) that dreams, no matter how ambitious, are within reach. Stay curious, work hard, and lift as you climb!

[ColumbiaPublicHealth @ColumbiaMSPH]

For over a century, Columbia Mailman has led groundbreaking research, shaped policies, and trained public health leaders—tackling asthma, mental health, chronic disease, and cancer prevention to build a healthier, more just world. #PublicHealthMatters
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[Dustin Duncan @drdustinduncan]

I am grateful for these moments of collaboration and the opportunity to be surrounded by such brilliant and passionate minds. Hoping everyone is doing well—looking forward to continuing the work together! @councilbh

[Dustin Duncan @drdustinduncan]

Had the privilege of speaking at the Young Docs Program by @ColumbiaPS, inspiring Black & Brown high school students to pursue healthcare careers. My advice: "Take your time!" Patience in your journey is key. Thanks to Jaida Morgan & Zoie Richardson for the invite!