Jesse L. Yedinak Source Confirmed

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Jesse L. Yedinak is an active researcher at John Brown University whose work addresses critical public health challenges related to drug use and its consequences. Yedinak's research encompasses opioid use disorder treatment, HIV risk associated with drug use, and the effects of prenatal substance exposure. He employs diverse methodologies, including implementation science and predictive analytics, to improve health outcomes. His work has focused on strategies to enhance community-based naloxone distribution. Yedinak's recent work includes studies of drug overdose deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic and the application of machine learning to assess neighborhood-level vulnerability to overdose and infectious disease outbreaks. His work explores the translation of predictive analytics into public health practice, with a focus on overdose prevention.

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• h-index: 18
• Publications: 34
• Citations: 1,098