Reanne Frank

Reanne Frank studies how race, ethnicity, and immigration status shape health and demographic outcomes in the United States, with a particular focus on Hispanic/Latino populations. Her work examines topics such as fertility and childbearing trends, residential segregation, obesity, and disparities in COVID-19 case rates and mortality across racial and ethnic groups. Much of this research uses large demographic datasets to compare outcomes by nativity (whether someone was born in the US or abroad), national origin, and neighborhood characteristics.

Publication output has been fairly steady at 2-3 papers per year for most of the last decade, with a gap in 2022 and a slight slowdown in the most recent two years.

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