New Rice University institute to study lifetime health impacts and develop targeted interventions

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : "By leveraging our strengths in interdisciplinary research and collaborating with the Texas Medical Center, we are poised to make meaningful contributions to understanding and improving health resilience.
62% : IHRI will act as a facilitator for interdisciplinary collaboration, assisting faculty in navigating the complexities of clinical research and partnering with the TMC on research partnerships.
59% : This will include partnerships with medical professionals, health care institutions and translational research teams within the TMC.
53% : Its residential college system builds close-knit communities and lifelong friendships, just one reason why Rice is ranked No. 1 for lots of race/class interaction and No. 7 for best-run colleges by the Princeton Review.
51% : " "The Institute of Health Resilience and Innovation embodies Rice's dedication to tackling society's most pressing challenges through interdisciplinary research," said Rachel Kimbro, dean of the School of Social Sciences.

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