R|S Atlas: Identifying existing cohort study data resources to accelerate epidemiological research on the influence of religion and spirituality on human health
Anna Boonin Schachter(Massachusetts General Hospital), Alexandra E. Shields(MGH Institute of Health Professions), M. Austin Argentieri(Broad Institute), Lynn G. Underwood(Case Western Reserve University), Philip Trevvett(Harvard University), Kenneth I. Pargäment(Bowling Green State University), Alexa T. McCray, Laura Mandel, Michael McDuffie(Massachusetts General Hospital), Bobak Seddighzadeh(WinnMed), Oluwaseyi O. Isehunwa(University of Memphis), Blake Victor Kent(MGH Institute of Health Professions)
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