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A study of essential and frontline workers with COVID-19 showed that two or three vaccine doses reduced symptoms, missed work, and the need for medical care.

The Study of Nutrition and Activity in Child Care Settings found that most Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) meals provided required CACFP components.

Abt studied staff turnover in nursing homes and found higher turnover was consistently associated with lower quality of care.

Early child care food intakes on child-care days more closely align to Dietary Guidelines for Americans than intakes on non-child-care days.

The Abt-led Study of Nutrition and Activity in Child Care Settings suggests room to improve provision of opportunities for physical activity during child care.

Achieving strong, resilient health systems that can handle both health crises and basic needs requires a unified approach for health systems.

An Abt study in Health Services Research found the CJR model didn’t harm patients’ health, but they were slightly more likely to rely on caregivers for recovery.

Abt helped design the ZAPPA tool so New York City could evaluate the potential impacts of proposed environmental polices, down to the neighborhood level.

New research validates self-reporting of vaccination status by healthcare personnel, a priority group for annual influenza vaccination, over five years.