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Xiao Yu, PhD

Xiao Yu, PhD

Researchers

  • Ripla Arora, PhD
  • Hannah Bolder, PhD
  • Andrew Bossick, PhD
  • Gregory Burns, PhD
  • Ronald L Chandler, PhD
  • Maji Hailemariam Debena, PhD, MSW
  • Sabrina Ford, PhD
  • Bin Gu, PhD
  • Christine Cole Johnson, PhD, MPH
  • Jennifer E Johnson, PhD
  • David Kalmbach, PhD
  • Richard Leach, MD , FACOG, FACS
  • Amy M Loree, PhD, LP, PMH-C
  • Barbara Luke, ScD, MPH
  • Cristian Meghea, PhD
  • Steven Ondersma, PhD
  • Cara Poland, MD, MEd, FACP, DFASAM
  • Ramandeep Rattan, PhD
  • John Risinger, PhD
  • Lee Anne Roman, PhD
  • Mahmoud Salama, MD, PhD
  • Sara Santarossa, PhD
  • Jens Schmidt, PhD
  • Yong Song, MD, PhD
  • Jennifer Straughen, PhD
  • Jose M Teixeira, PhD
  • Ganesa Wegienka, PhD
  • Teresa Woodruff, PhD
  • Xiao Yu, PhD
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Biography

Xiao Yu is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Biology and a member of the Maternal Health Lab at Michigan State University. She received a PhD in sociology from Johns Hopkins University. Her areas of interest include social determinants of health, maternal and infant health, health disparities, and quantitative methodology with a focus on causal inference in quasi-experimental studies..

Research

Dr. Yu’s research broadly focuses on social determinants such as the labor market, work, education, neighborhood/community and the impacts on health and health disparities. She is particularly interested in understanding how community-engaged interventions can mitigate the impact of the structural and social drivers on perinatal health and health disparities. Her current projects include neighborhood determinants of severe maternal morbidity, the effectiveness of community health worker home visiting on maternal and infant health, and program engagement among birthing population with maternal complex care needs. Utilizing data from Medicaid claims, vital records, administrative program data, and census data, she seeks to provide evidence-based solutions to improving the care and health of underserved (Medicaid) pregnant and postpartum birthing individuals.

NCBI Publications
Xiao Yu, PhD Website
MIRACLE Center
Maternal Health Lab