Dr. Amanda Stevenson’s lab focuses on understanding the social and economic impacts of reduced access to contraception. Their research examines how changes in contraceptive availability affect women's fertility and economic opportunities throughout their lives. By analyzing data from a major policy change in Texas, the lab aims to inform policy debates on reproductive health and its implications for women's socioeconomic status.

Ryan Kelly Masters' research lab focuses on understanding the trends and factors influencing early-life mortality in the United States from 1990 to 2024. The lab conducts detailed analyses of how various causes of death have affected survival rates among different demographic groups, comparing these trends with those in other high-income countries. By examining these mortality patterns, the lab aims to uncover insights into health inequalities and improve public health outcomes for young Americans.