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Kristin Sarah Bogda's research investigates factors associated with pediatric cancer, specifically leukemia. Her work has explored the relationship between rural-urban classification and disparities in leukemia treatment and outcomes compared to other pediatric cancers. Bogda has also examined multilevel factors contributing to pediatric leukemia, with a focus on the role of areas adjacent to urban settings. Her recent publications, appearing in 2025 and 2026, highlight her engagement with these public health and medical research topics. Bogda has authored two publications to date.
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- Publications: 2
Selected Publications
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Perceived Stigmatization of Mental Health Problems and Utilization of Academic Accommodations Among College Students (2026)Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science OpenAlex
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Rural-urban classification is associated with patient- and population-level disparities in leukemia relative to other pediatric cancers (2026)
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Multilevel Factors Associated with Pediatric Leukemia: The Role of Rural Areas Adjacent to Urban Areas (2025)
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- Multilevel Factors Associated with Pediatric Leukemia: The Role of Rural Areas Adjacent to Urban Areas
- Rural-urban classification is associated with patient- and population-level disparities in leukemia relative to other pediatric cancers
- Rural-urban classification is associated with patient- and population-level disparities in leukemia relative to other pediatric cancers
- Rural-urban classification is associated with patient- and population-level disparities in leukemia relative to other pediatric cancers
- Rural-urban classification is associated with patient- and population-level disparities in leukemia relative to other pediatric cancers
- Perceived Stigmatization of Mental Health Problems and Utilization of Academic Accommodations Among College Students
- Perceived Stigmatization of Mental Health Problems and Utilization of Academic Accommodations Among College Students
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