Adam O. Goldstein is affiliated with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in the United States. Their research primarily spans the field of medicine, with specific contributions to physiology, public health, environmental and occupational health, applied psychology, oncology, and economics and econometrics. The focus of their work often encompasses smoking behavior and cessation, behavioral health and interventions, media influence and health, obesity, physical activity, diet, safety warnings and signage, health systems, economic evaluations, quality of life, and global cancer incidence and screening.
Goldstein has published extensively, with notable papers including:
Their collaborative network includes frequent co-authors such as Leah M. Ranney, Sarah D. Kowitt, Kristen L Jarman, Kimberly A. Shoenbill, and James F. Thrasher.
Goldstein has contributed to a variety of publication venues, with a significant number of publications appearing in:
This broad engagement across journals reflects the interdisciplinary nature of their research in medicine and public health, specifically related to tobacco control, cancer prevention, and behavioral health interventions.
Paul M. Fischer;Meyer P. Schwartz;John W. Richards;Adam O. Goldstein
Adam O. Goldstein;Rachel A. Sobel;Glen R. Newman
Wei Li Fang;Adam O. Goldstein;Anne Y. Butzen;S. Allison Hartsock
Li Ling Huang;Hannah M. Baker;Clare Meernik;Leah M. Ranney
Adam O. Goldstein
Kelly L. Kandra;Leah M. Ranney;Joseph G. L. Lee;Adam O. Goldstein
Adam O. Goldstein;Paul M. Fischer;John W. Richards;Deborah Creten
Adam O. Goldstein;Carol E. Ripley-Moffitt;Donald E. Pathman;Katharine M. Patsakham
Beth G. Goldstein;Adam O. Goldstein
Joanna E. Cohen;Nancy Milio;Richard Gary Rozier;Roberta Ferrence
Joseph G L Lee;Leah M Ranney;Adam O Goldstein
Marcella H. Boynton;Robert P. Agans;J. Michael Bowling;Noel T. Brewer
Glen Morgan;Robert A. Schnoll;Catherine M. Alfano;Sarah E. Evans
A O Goldstein;A Hellier;S Fitzgerald;T S Stegall
Adam O Goldstein;Diane Calleson;Rachel Bearman;Beat D Steiner
Sarah D. Kowitt;Jennifer Cornacchione Ross;Kristen L. Jarman;Christine E. Kistler
Allison M. Schmidt;Leah M. Ranney;Jessica K. Pepper;Adam O. Goldstein
Adam O. Goldstein;Jean E. Kincade;George Gamble;Rachel S. Bearman
Brian S. Flynn;Adam O. Goldstein;Laura J. Solomon;Karl E. Bauman
Clare Meernik;Hannah M Baker;Sarah D Kowitt;Leah M Ranney
Adam O. Goldstein;Pamela Frasier;Peter Curtis;Alfred Reid
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