Jack Stevens

Jack Stevens conducts research on child and adolescent health, focusing on topics such as teen pregnancy prevention, adolescent suicide risk, mental health treatment, and behavioral interventions delivered in clinical and digital settings. Much of the work involves designing and testing practical tools—like chatbots, behavioral economic nudges, and mobile health apps—to improve health screening, vaccination rates, and support for vulnerable families and teens. Studies often use randomized controlled trial designs and are published in public health, pediatrics, and psychology journals.

Publication output has fluctuated over the last decade but remained fairly steady, with a peak in 2019 and continued moderate activity averaging under five papers per year in the most recent five-year period.

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