Southeastern Health Economics Study Group

@SEHealthEcon

Annual conference for building collaboration among health economists in the southeast US

Run by @_Lindsay_Allen & @bradfowd1; take everything with copius salt.

Southeastern United States Joined May 2019

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Southeastern Health Economics Study Group @SEHealthEcon Apr 30

The Call for Submissions for the 2026 SHESG is now live. SHESG will be held on Oct. 9-10 at the University of Georgia. Submissions from all areas of health economics are welcome. The deadline for abstracts is June 15. See the call below for more details. Submit early and often!

Southeastern Health Economics Study Group @SEHealthEcon Jun 14

The deadline for submitting an abstract to SHESG 2026 (October 9-10, Athens GA) is tomorrow. Don't miss out on one of the best conferences of the year. Send your abstract to bradfowd@uga.edu with the subject line "SHESG 2026 abstract submission" now! Don't forget!!

Southeastern Health Economics Study Group @SEHealthEcon Jun 5

Only 10 days left until the deadline for submissions to SHESG 2026 in Athens, GA. Don't miss out! Submit those abstracts soon (deets below).

Southeastern Health Economics Study Group @SEHealthEcon Apr 30

The Call for Submissions for the 2026 SHESG is now live. SHESG will be held on Oct. 9-10 at the University of Georgia. Submissions from all areas of health economics are welcome. The deadline for abstracts is June 15. See the call below for more details. Submit early and often!

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Southeastern Health Economics Study Group @SEHealthEcon Sep 20, 2025

We wrap up #SHESG2025 on a high note with Christine Durrance presenting work with her colleagues on online dating, dating markets, and family formation. The internet caused a major shock in the way people meet - especially with the introduction of dating-specific apps.

Southeastern Health Economics Study Group @SEHealthEcon Sep 20, 2025

For our third presentation of the morning at #SHESG2025 we have Wei Fu presenting work on the benefit of paid family leave in reducing child maltreatment. Obviously, the US stands out among developed countries as not having national paid family leave.