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Parental intent to vaccinate children younger than five has declined over time as parents were less likely to think the vaccine was effective and safe.

Coaches implemented the Family Development and Self-Sufficiency program as planned and helped participants build self-regulation skills to get and keep jobs.

A study of essential and frontline workers with COVID-19 showed that two or three vaccine doses reduced symptoms, missed work, and the need for medical care.

This study of an Opioid Quality Improvement Collaborative can help providers adopt CDC opioid guidelines and improve their prescribing practices.

56% of private workers are eligible for medical leave under the FMLA, and 95 percent of worksites reported positive or neutral perceptions of the law’s effects.

Abt’s Ellen Childs, Jodi Anthony & other co-authors share the first national study of the implementation of voluntary smoke-free policies in multi-unit housing.

Early child care food intakes on child-care days more closely align to Dietary Guidelines for Americans than intakes on non-child-care days.

An Abt study found keys to neonatal survival include a skilled attendant, essential newborn and postnatal care standards, and fast treatment of infection.

New research validates self-reporting of vaccination status by healthcare personnel, a priority group for annual influenza vaccination, over five years.