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“Dresser C, Storr L, Leaning J. Disasters and Emergency Planning. In: International Encyclopedia of Public Health (Third Edition), Editor(s): Stella R. Quah. Pages 759-772.”. 2025. International Encyclopedia of Public Health (Third Edition), Editor(s): Stella R. Qua.

“Ssebyala S, Kintu T, Muganzi D, Dresser C, Demetres M, Lai Y, Mercy K, Li C, Wang F, Setoguchi S, Celi L, Ghosh A. Use of Machine Learning Tools to Predict Health Risks from Climate-Sensitive Extreme Weather Events: A Scoping Review.”. 2024. PLoS Climate.

“Hamilton W, Philippe C, Hospedales J, Dresser C, Colebrooke B, Hamacher N, Humphrey K, Sorensen C. Building Capacity of Healthcare Professionals and Community Members to Address Climate and Health Threats in The Bahamas”. 2023. Dialogues in Health.

“Dresser C, Truesdell S. Climate Change, Health, and the Marine Environment.”. 2021. Worcester Medicine.

Ishikawa, Takashi, Emi Kurimoto, Adam A. Joyal, Tatsuki Koike, Haruhide Kimura, and Thomas E. Scammell. 2025. “An Orexin Agonist Promotes Wakefulness and Inhibits Cataplexy through Distinct Brain Regions”. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2025.03.040.

Liu, Michael, Daniel Y Johnson, Sara N Bleich, Prihatha R Narasimmaraj, Camilla Bjorck-Posson, Jose F Figueroa, and Rishi K Wadhera. 2025. “Changes in Physical and Mental Health After the End of SNAP Emergency Allotments”. JAMA.

Tobb, Kardie. 2025. “Addressing Unmet Needs in Cardiovascular Care: A Focus on Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services’ Efforts to Integrate Social Determinants of Health Into Health Care”. JACC: Advances.

Giao, Duc M, Alex M Poluha, Eric A Secemsky, and Anna K Krawisz. 2025. “Endovascular Renal Denervation for the Treatment of Hypertension.”. Vascular Medicine (London, England), 1358863X251322179.

“Bedi NS and Dresser C. Health Care, Cities, and Climate Change: Challenges and Opportunities.”. 2025. Journal of City Climate Policy and Economy.

Petty, Lauren E, Hung-Hsin Chen, Elizabeth G Frankel, Wanying Zhu, Carolina G Downie, Mariaelisa Graff, Phillip Lin, et al. 2025. “Large-Scale Multi-Omics Analyses in Hispanic/Latino Populations Identify Genes for Cardiometabolic Traits.”. Nature Communications 16 (1): 3438.