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Original site: www.cdc.gov/pcd/collections/2023_Student_Paper.htm | RestoredCDC.org is an independent project, not affiliated with CDC or any federal entity. Visit CDC.gov for free official information. Due to archival on January 6, 2025, recent outbreak data is unavailable. Videos are not restored. Access data.restoredcdc.org for restored data. Use of this site implies acceptance of this disclaimer.[More]About Us Report Bug Compare ContentSkip directly to site content Skip directly to searchEspañol | Other LanguagesHere's how you knowAn official website of the United States government Here's how you knowPreventing Chronic DiseasePreventing Chronic DiseaseCenters for Disease Control and Prevention. CDC twenty four seven. Saving Lives, Protecting People Preventing Chronic DiseaseSearchSearch Menu Navigation Menu× PCDPCD All CDCSubmitPreventing Chronic Disease* Calls for Papers* View Current Volume* Subscribe to PCD+ BACKSubscribe to PCD+ E-mail Privacy Policy+ PCD RSS Feed+ Content Syndication+ Preventing Chronic Disease Home* Issue Archive* About the Journal+ BACKAbout the Journal+ Self-Reported Demographic Data+ PCD Editor in Chief+ PCD Staff+ Associate Editors+ Editorial Board+ Statistics Review Committee+ Student Scientific Writing+ Editorial Policy+ PCD Metricso BACKPCD Metricso BACKAbout the Journal PCD Metricso PCD Year In Reviewo Preventing Chronic Disease Home+ Preventing Chronic Disease Home* Author’s Corner+ BACKAuthor’s Corner+ General Information+ Types of Articles+ Manuscript Requirements+ How to Submit an Inquiry+ How to Submit a Manuscript+ Top 20 Manuscript Problems+ Visual Abstracts+ Visual Abstracts Collection+ Preventing Chronic Disease Home* For Peer Reviewers+ BACKFor Peer Reviewers+ Call for Peer Reviewers+ General Guidelines+ Peer Review Checklists+ Review a Manuscript+ Preventing Chronic Disease Home* PCD Collections* Medscape CME Activity* Earn CE Credits* Contact Us* Preventing Chronic Disease HomePreventing Chronic DiseasePreventing Chronic Disease HomePCD 2023 Student Paper ContestPCD 2023 Student Paper ContestRelated Pages2023 Student Paper Contest [PDF – 2 MB]The Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) Student Paper Contest continues to be a well-received annual scientific writing opportunity for students and their faculty mentors around the world. PCD celebrates all students who decide to submit a paper for consideration regardless of whether it is accepted for publication or not. We believe students who participate gain valuable experience of the publication process that will contribute to their future career success. It gives students the opportunity to serve as a corresponding and first author, engage in the peer-review process, and interact with a well-respected journal. Faculty mentors also play a tremendous role in helping to shape the education and training of students, and PCD would like to acknowledge the faculty members who provided many hours of support to their students.This year’s collection of student papers addresses a range of topics that include views about COVID-19 racial disparities in morbidity and mortality among residents; effects of shared decision-making on emergency department use among people with high blood pressure; the contribution of physical activity disparities to inequitable health-related quality of life among Blacks with knee osteoarthritis; dynamic patterns and modeling of COVID-19 early transmission; barriers and preferences of physical activity in a national sample of rural men; the association between self-reported lack of access to a neighborhood park and high blood pressure; and the impact of geography and rurality in perceptions of health status in the United States.PCD is pleased to announce winners in the master’s and doctoral degree categories. PCD congratulates Camille Kroll in the master’s degree category for her paper, “An Exploratory Qualitative Analysis of Explanations for COVID-19–Related Racial Disparities Among St. Louis Residents: ‘I Don’t Really Pay Attention to the Racial Stuff Very Much’”; and R. Aver Yakubu in the doctoral degree category for the paper, “Shared Decision-Making and Emergency Department Use Among People With High Blood Pressure.” Congratulations to this year’s winners! It is important to point out that the paper led by Camille Kroll is the first qualitative research paper selected as a winner in any category. There were no winners identified for selection in the high school, undergraduate, or postdoctoral categories.PCD looks forward to receiving student papers in response to its 2024 Student Paper Contest call for papers. For more information on eligibility requirements, tips on submitting a quality paper, and the journal manuscript review process, visit Announcements | Preventing Chronic Disease | CDC. Interested student authors are also encouraged to visit the Author’s Corner section of PCD’s website for important information on what to avoid when developing the manuscript, tables, and figures. Manuscripts must be received electronically no later than 5:00 PM EST on Monday, March 25, 2024.Leonard Jack, Jr, PhD, MScEditor in Chief, Preventing Chronic DiseaseORIGINAL RESEARCHPEER REVIEWEDShared Decision-Making and Emergency Department Use Among People With High Blood PressureYakubu RA, Coleman A, Ainyette A, Katyayan A, Enard KR. Shared Decision-Making and Emergency Department Use Among People With High Blood Pressure. Prev Chronic Dis 2023;20:230086.ORIGINAL RESEARCHPEER REVIEWEDAn Exploratory Qualitative Analysis of Explanations for COVID-19–Related Racial Disparities Among St. Louis Residents: “I Don’t Really Pay Attention to the Racial Stuff Very Much”Kroll C, Johnson MA, Kepper MM, Verdecias N, Kreuter MW. An Exploratory Qualitative Analysis of Explanations for COVID-19–Related Racial Disparities Among St. Louis Residents: “I Don’t Really Pay Attention to the Racial Stuff Very Much”. Prev Chronic Dis 2023;20:230103.ORIGINAL RESEARCHPEER REVIEWEDInvestigating the Relationship Between Physical Activity Disparities and Health-Related Quality of Life Among Black People With Knee OsteoarthritisNemati D, Keith N, Kaushal N. Investigating the Relationship Between Physical Activity Disparities and Health-Related Quality of Life Among Black People With Knee Osteoarthritis. Prev Chronic Dis 2023;20:220382.ORIGINAL RESEARCHPEER REVIEWEDPhysical Activity Among Rural Men: Barriers and PreferencesGallagher J, Bayman EO, Cadmus-Bertram LA, Jenkins NDM, Pearlman A, Whitaker KM, et al. Physical Activity Among Rural Men: Barriers and Preferences. Prev Chronic Dis 2023;20:230046.ORIGINAL RESEARCHPEER REVIEWEDDynamic Patterns and Modeling of Early COVID-19 Transmission by Dynamic Mode DecompositionFang D, Guo L, Hughes MC, Tan J. Dynamic Patterns and Modeling of Early COVID-19 Transmission by Dynamic Mode Decomposition. Prev Chronic Dis 2023;20:230089.ORIGINAL RESEARCHPEER REVIEWEDDiscrimination and Adverse Perinatal Health Outcomes: A Latent Class AnalysisDoherty EA, Cartmell K, Griffin S, Heo M, Chen L, Britt JL, et al. Discrimination and Adverse Perinatal Health Outcomes: A Latent Class Analysis. Prev Chronic Dis 2023;20:230094.ORIGINAL RESEARCHPEER REVIEWEDAssociation Between Lack of Access to a Neighborhood Park and High Blood Pressure in the Philadelphia Metropolitan AreaKjelstrom S, Hass RW, McIntire RK. Association Between Lack of Access to a Neighborhood Park and High Blood Pressure in the Philadelphia Metropolitan Area. Prev Chronic Dis 2023;20:230098.ORIGINAL RESEARCHPEER REVIEWEDImpact of Geography and Rurality on Preconception Health Status in the United StatesHaiman MD, Cubbin C. Impact of Geography and Rurality on Preconception Health Status in the United States. Prev Chronic Dis 2023;20:230104.ORIGINAL RESEARCHPEER REVIEWEDEngaging Students in Advancing Campus Tobacco-Free Policies: A Qualitative Study of California Community Colleges’ EffortsHarsamizadeh Tehrani S, Trieu SL, Dao L, Samuel C, Lui CK. Engaging Students in Advancing Campus Tobacco-Free Policies: A Qualitative Study of California Community Colleges’ Efforts. 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