Shabbar I. Ranapurwala

Assistant Professor (Tenure Track)

United States

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Shabbar I. Ranapurwala is an Assistant Professor (Tenure Track) at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in the Department of Epidemiology. His research focuses on mental health trends among transgender individuals, the impact of opioid therapy discontinuation, and systemic racism in health disparities. He has published extensively on topics including firearm policy research, opioid-related harms, and sociogeographic determinants in healthcare.

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Alexander P. Keil

University of North Carolina

UNITED STATES

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Theresa Cruz

Research Associate Professor, Deputy Director

University of New Mexico

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Rebecca Naumann

University of North Carolina

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Yvonne Golightly

Professor and Assistant Dean for Research

UNITED STATES

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Nabarun Dasgupta

University of North Carolina

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Ashley Brooks-Russell

University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus

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Svetla Slavova

Associate Professor

University of Kentucky

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Theo Gabriel Beltran

Graduate Teaching Assistant

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Articles (16)

Phenotyping to Identify Mental Health Trends of Transgender Individuals Using Private Commercial Insurance Data in the United States

Association between rapid opioid reduction or discontinuation and self-harm, suicide attempt, and suicide death among patients receiving high-dose, long-term opioid therapy in North Carolina, 2006-2018

Race adjustment hides and perpetuates systemic racism: real-world example using life tables

The state of firearm policy research in the United States

Sociogeographic determinants of rapid opioid reduction or discontinuation among patients on high-dose long-term opioid therapy in North Carolina, 2006–2018

Long‐Term Opioid Therapy and Risk of Opioid Overdose by Derived Clinical Indication in North Carolina, 2006–2018

Abuse-deterrent formulations and opioid-related harms in North Carolina, 2010-2018

Matching study design to prescribing intention: The prevalent new‐user design for studying abuse‐deterrent formulations of opioids

Answering the call for better science: an update on SAVIR's efforts to advance antiracism in injury and violence research.

Twenty-five year occupational homicide mortality trends in North Carolina: 1992–2017

“Cookbook medicine”: Exploring the impact of opioid prescribing limits legislation on clinical practice and patient experiences

Development and validation of an electronic health records‐based opioid use disorder algorithm by expert clinical adjudication among patients with prescribed opioids

Author Reply to “Letter to the Editor in Response to ‘Z-Score Burden Metric: A Method for Assessing Burden of Injury and Disease’”

Innovations in suicide prevention research (INSPIRE): a protocol for a population-based case–control study

Trajectories and correlates of opioid prescription receipt among patients experiencing interpersonal violence

Z-Score Burden Metric: A Method for Assessing Burden of Injury and Disease

Collaborators (8)

Alexander P. Keil

Theresa Cruz

Rebecca Naumann

Yvonne Golightly

Nabarun Dasgupta

Ashley Brooks-Russell

Svetla Slavova

Theo Gabriel Beltran

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