Center for Health Incentives and Behavioral Economics

Center for Health Incentives and Behavioral Economics

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The University of Pennsylvania's Center for Health Incentives and Behavioral Economics (CHIBE) is the leading scientific organization using behavioral economics to improve health. https://chibe.upenn.edu/

👤 Joined on 08 September 2023

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08 October 2026 13:34

Can cash incentives help people referred for lung cancer screening quit smoking long term? The Healthy Lungs study is the first to test financial incentives to quit among this group. Read more about the study design, findings, and their implications: https://bit.ly/4i7hetq

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Penn LDI
28 September 2026 16:10

Federal changes to SNAP mean states need new revenue. How can Pennsylvania protect access for food insecure families? Food policy experts Christina Roberto and Alyssa Moran say: tax the distributors of sweetened drinks. Read more in @pennlive.com: https://bit.ly/4jljEWr

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Penn LDI
28 September 2026 16:10

What characteristics were associated with health-related social needs screening (HRSN)? In a large cohort study across both in- and outpatient settings, screening had a substantial reach, largely free of selection bias. 60% completed screening and 30% reported ≥1 HRSN. https://bit.ly/3V8GVB5

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Penn LDI
03 September 2026 10:18

What increases Black and Hispanic enrollment in clinical trials? Four sequential RCTs by LDI and @pennchibe.bsky.social researchers found a $25 cash incentive nearly doubled enrollment. Read more: bit.ly/4x3GCos

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Penn LDI
28 August 2026 16:46

Another article offers a roadmap for including people with non-English language preferences in research across the lifespan—steps that can make studies more representative and findings more generalizable. link.springer.com/article/10.1...

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