Recent Journal Articles:
Relationships among college-level science course enrollment, environmental perception, and pro-environmental attitude: Evidence from the US General Social Survey, Environmental Challenges 2021; 5:100389.
Relationships among toilet sharing, water source locations, and handwashing places without observed soap: A cross-sectional study of the richest households in Bangladesh, Environmental Health Insights 2021; 15:1–6.
Mental model-based repeated multifaceted (MRM) intervention design: A conceptual framework for improving preventive health behaviors and outcomes, BMC Research Notes 2021; 14:103.
Estimation of household smoke-exposure risk using Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) data, MethodsX 2021; 101390.
Household smoke-exposure risks associated with cooking fuels and cooking places in Tanzania: A cross-sectional analysis of demographic and health survey data, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 2021; 18 (5): 2534.
Officially confirmed COVID-19 and unreported COVID-19–like illness death counts: An assessment of reporting discrepancy in Bangladesh, American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 2021; 104 (2): 546–548.
Recent Journal Abstracts:
Public search interests related to COVID-19: Insights from Google search trends in Bangladesh. International Journal of Infectious Diseases (forthcoming).
Household smoke-exposure risk from cooking fuels and cooking locations in Tanzania: A cross-sectional analysis of nationally representative survey data. Lancet Global Health, 8, S30.
Selected Under Review/Ongoing Research:
The association between social and ecological vegetation transition indicators in the US Great Plains states (with D. Uden, C. Allen, & et al.).
Immediate and long-term impacts of wildfire on woody encroachment in the US Great Plains and appropriate time to apply conservation approaches.
Public search interests related to COVID-19: Insights from Google Search Trends in Bangladesh (with M. Ahmed, & D. Uden).
The impact of health education on pastoralists’ water treatment and handwashing behaviors in Tanzania (dissertation chapter).
Self-rated and social determinants of health spending attitudes in the United States (with F. Tanin).
Behavioral strategies and residential water conservation: A meta-regression analysis of field experiments (with M. Burbach).
Pastoralists’ water treatment, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH)-related preventive health behaviors in Tanzania (dissertation chapter).
Beliefs, attitudes, norms, and environmental/public health intentions: Longitudinal evidence from the USA.
Selected Op-Eds:
3 unusual sources for scientific inspiration, Elsevier Connect.
Why is “controlled corruption” indispensable for Bangladesh’s development? Medium.
Bad policy or wrong priority: Why public health policy fails? The Business Standard.
Facilitating strategic medical equipment production, Financial Express.
Philosophy about the Doctor of Philosophy, Behavioural and Social Sciences at Nature Research.
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