James Crounse

James Crounse is an Assistant Professor at the School of Medicine, Loma Linda University, affiliated with the departments of Preventive Medicine and Family Medicine. He holds an MD and MPH from Loma Linda University and a BA from Andrews University.

• Education
• MPH, Loma Linda University (2011)
• MD, Loma Linda University (2007)
• BA, Andrews University (2000)

His research focuses on public health, preventive medicine, and HIV care, particularly addressing medication adherence and behavioral patterns in underserved populations. A 2017 study evaluated antiretroviral therapy adherence among women in Malawi, integrating behavioral medicine and global health frameworks.

This work aligns with trends in clinical epidemiology, global health policy, and patient-centered interventions in low-resource settings. No specific scientific awards or student advisement details are documented in the provided texts.