Koichiro Shiba
@_KSphsAssistant Professor of Epidemiology @BUSPH disaster resilience / wellbeing / social determinants of health / heath equity / machine learning / causal inference
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Very excited to be part of this project! @SeoyounKimPhD news.txst.edu/research-and-i…
So grateful that our paper on propensity score methods was the most accessed in @J_Epidemi! We discussed nuanced differences between the alternative PS approaches and how they differ from multivariable outcome regression. Thanks to my friend and co-author @palace127
#J_Epidemi Most Accessed: Using Propensity Scores for Causal Inference: Pitfalls and Tips Koichiro Shiba & Takuya Kawahara jeaweb.jp/journal/mostAc… @J_Epidemi
Huge congratulations to @SeoyounKimPhD on the R01 award! So thrilled to be part of this interdisciplinary team.
Ok now I can tell the world that I sooooo got this R01!! It takes a village to put together a project and I cannot ask for a better team! Huge s/o to my peeps 🫡@calhalvorsen @_KSphs @PNGumich @nih_nhlbi
Applications are now open for our Summer 2024 Internship Program! Spend ten weeks this summer working alongside Center affiliate scientists to investigate positive health, happiness, and well-being. Learn more and apply here: hsph.harvard.edu/health-happine…
Don't forget to RSVP for next Wednesday's seminar, "Promoting Social Connectedness for Health Equity: An Application of a New Analytical Framework" with Dr. Koichiro Shiba (@_KSphs). You can learn more and RSVP here: hsph.harvard.edu/health-happine… #socialconnection #healthequity
On Wednesday, December 6th, from 1-1:50 PM in FXB G12 or online, join us for the third installment in the Center’s Loneliness and Well-being Seminar Series, with guest speaker Dr. Koichiro Shiba (@_KSphs). hsph.harvard.edu/health-happine… #loneliness #socialisolation #socialconnection
Trip to Japan with global leaders in well-being research and policymaking. Key themes were: understanding well-being from an Eastern perspective through Zen meditation (Kyoto) and peace and harmony b/w humans & nature as the foundation for sustainable development (Hiroshima).
New study led by a stellar master's student, Toshi Komura, at @BUSPH! We examined differential effects of high life satisfaction on cognitive functioning. Life satisfaction appeared least beneficial among older adults with low SES and health problems. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
Our recent study examined whether the association between informal helping and mortality differs by age, gender, race/ethnicity, wealth, income, and education. We found evidence that the heath benefit of helping is stronger among women and the wealthiest. academic.oup.com/abm/article-ab…
📣ACADEMIC JOB ALERT📣 Department of Epidemiology at Boston University School of Public Health is now hiring for **multiple** faculty positions, open to all ranks. Review of applications begins in September. Learn more and apply below👇#EpiTwitter academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/24988
What an important study! It provides critical quantitative evidence on the unique struggles non-native English speaking scholars face in academia.
How hard is it to do science in a language that’s not your first language? We quantified the severity of #languagebarriers for non-native English speakers when reading/publishing papers and attending/presenting at international conferences. doi.org/10.1371/journa… 1/9
The authors investigated child adversity as a potential modifier for the relationship between disaster and cognitive decline in Japan, using TMLE with SuperLearner @SakurakoSO, @HarvardChanSPH, @NatalieSlopen, @_KSphs ow.ly/5HRv50Pecfa
Our latest paper explores the long-term cognitive impact of disaster-related trauma among older adult survivors. We found that those with a history of childhood adversities are particularly vulnerable when they experienced home loss. academic.oup.com/aje/advance-ar… #lifecourseepi
📣Excited to share our latest paper, selected as Editor's Choice in Sleep (@researchsleep)🏆. The paper demonstrated the bidirectional relationship between sleep quality and post-traumatic stress symptoms among older Japanese disaster survivors. More at academic.oup.com/sleep/article/…
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