Justin Luningham

Assistant Professor of Biostatistics, @UNTPublicHealth. Interested in research methods, quantitative social science, and statistical computing for public good.

[Alcohol Research @ACERjournal]

The selection of statistical models for reporting count outcomes and intervention effects in brief alcohol intervention trials: A review and recommendations https://t.co/D6kvaxSZM4

[E. Y. Mun (문은영) @EunyoungMun]

A critical review from @Prj_INTEGRATE. What a nice work led by early career faculty @LinTanPhD @JustinLuningham @UNTPublicHealth

[Justin Luningham @JustinLuningham]

@michelnivard A truly magical place - and not just the lovely commuting, but the people, the culture, the intellectual curiosity. I miss it!

[Justin Luningham @JustinLuningham]

I'm thrilled that Project INTEGRATE (devised & led by @EunyoungMun) has been selected as a finalist for the NIH DataWorks! Challenge. This competition highlights the power of data sharing & reuse. Please vote for us in the People's Choice competition here: https://t.co/RoSAoDuef6

[Dr. Monica Swahn @MHSwahn]

New article! Race & Area Deprivation in #BreastCancer Survival Rates Among Black & White Women in #Georgia https://t.co/sqRbIE4I6q via @JAMANetworkOpen / @JAMANetwork #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #healthdisparities #HealthInequalities @wellstarcollege @KSUresearch #PublicHealth

[Justin Luningham @JustinLuningham]

@abnermason @stacy_hurt @healthythinker @hcldr @gnayyar @Hassanah2017 @ShereeseMayMba @vikbakhru @JoeBabaian @HT4Medicaid Thank you for the shoutout! Our next steps as researchers need to be identifying/incorporating additional, modifiable SDOH factors that can explain mortality differences among underrepresented groups. And to understand why neighborhood deprivation doesn't confer benefits to all.

[Abner Mason @abnermason]

In Georgia, Black women face breast cancer survival inequities. Is it because of race or something else?

Researchers analyzed 20,000 patients and found this:

White women who lived in wealthier neighborhoods showed less mortality, but Black women did not. https://t.co/DBPOK6HygP

[Justin Luningham @JustinLuningham]

@JAMANetworkOpen @UNTPublicHealth

[JAMA Network Open @JAMANetworkOpen]

Neighborhood deprivation had disparate associations with mortality for Black and White women with breast cancer in Georgia. Less deprivation was associated with improved outcomes for White women but not Black women. #OAResearch #OAWeek @JustinLuningham https://t.co/PHBxh9cTw1

[Justin Luningham @JustinLuningham]

I'm grateful to have found collaborators doing important work and investing so much time into gathering critical data!

[JAMA Network Open @JAMANetworkOpen]

Neighborhood deprivation had disparate associations with mortality for Black and White women with breast cancer in Georgia. Less deprivation was associated with improved outcomes for White women but not Black women. #OAResearch #OAWeek @JustinLuningham https://t.co/PHBxh9cTw1

[Justin Luningham @JustinLuningham]

This is one of our recent papers that examines how adolescent mental health over the prior year is associated with current maternal mental health - and vice versa - in communities experiencing political violence. Proud of this work with E Mark Cummings and others at @NotreDame

[TheJCPPadvances @TheJCPPadvances]

This study advances understanding of the bidirectional impact between maternal #MentalHealth and adolescent internalizing over time in contexts of political violence.

Read the full paper by Justin M. Luningham (@UNTHSC) et al to learn more: https://t.co/9mnGR2ajKr

[TheJCPPadvances @TheJCPPadvances]

This study advances understanding of the bidirectional impact between maternal #MentalHealth and adolescent internalizing over time in contexts of political violence.

Read the full paper by Justin M. Luningham (@UNTHSC) et al to learn more: https://t.co/9mnGR2ajKr

[Justin Luningham @JustinLuningham]

Recent pub in ACER @RSAposts: Development and preliminary effectiveness of a smartphone-based, just-in-time adaptive intervention for adults with alcohol misuse who are experiencing homelessness https://t.co/d4yMrnxIeU

[Justin Luningham @JustinLuningham]

Hi there, this is the beginning of my #AcademicTwitter journey! I utilize expertise in quantitative methods to advance research in many fields, including public health, psychology, & genetic epidemiology. Hoping to connect with researchers promoting science for the greater good.