Madeline Moberg

Madeline Moberg is a researcher at the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, where she works on injuries for the Global Burden of Disease Study. 

 

A man rides his bike in a bicycle shed near Central Station Amsterdam January 17, 2007. There are more bicycles than people in the Netherlands, where each resident clocks up an average of 917 kilometers (573 miles) a year on two wheels.
Urbanization

Fostering Bicycle Safety for Human and Planetary Well-Being

by Madeline Moberg, Theo Vos, Liane Ong, Hailey Lenox

Regular cycling improves physical and mental health, but sustainable urban planning is needed to ensure uptake

Global Cold-Related Deaths
Environment

Out Cold: The Most Common Wintertime Injuries in a Warming World

by Caroline Wilkerson, Andrew Nakamura, Madeline Moberg, Hailey Lenox, Liane Ong

Shifting weather and rising heating costs create wintertime threats, namely among the elderly and other at-risk groups

Men Are Injured More Often Than Women
Gender

Olympics Spotlight Gender-Informed Injury Prevention

by Liane Ong, Madeline Moberg, Hailey Lenox

Some types of injuries are more common among young women athletes

An aerial view shows a damaged building in Antakya's historical city center, the worst hit in an earthquake which killed more than 50,000 people in Turkey and leaving millions homeless, in Hatay province, Turkey May 5, 2023.
Environment

Preventing Carbon Monoxide Poisoning When Disasters Hit

by Madeline Moberg

As extreme weather events and disasters increase amid climate change, here are ways to stop needless deaths