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Health advocacy through translational science: an experimental model to quantify the impact of human social stressors on health outcomes
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This article presents an experimental framework for quantifying how social stressors impact health outcomes, bridging translational science with health advocacy. The model provides pediatric surgeons and researchers with tools to measure and address social determinants affecting patient populations.
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Publication date: August 2025
Source: Seminars in Pediatric Surgery, Volume 35
Author(s): Sarah King, Keyonna M. Williams, Byron D. Hughes, Erika A. Newman
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