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JiangHong Li, M.D., M.S., is a Senior Research Scientist at the Institute for Community Research. Dr. Li was trained in preventive medicine, health education, and community epidemiology. Her primarily research interests include social cultural and network influence of health or risk behavior, Respondent Driven Sampling (RDS), community based multi-level or peer intervention, and integration of a variety of qualitative and quantitative methodologies. Dr. Li’s research is primarily focused on drug users, commercial sex workers, urban and rural low income and other hard to reach populations in the United States and China. Dr. Li is the PI of IDU Peer Recruitment Dynamics and Network Structure in RDS, and Sociocultural Factors on Syringe Sharing and HIV Risks among Injection Drug Users in Guangdong, China. She also served as Co-PI or Co-Investigator on five other NIH funded domestic and international HIV prevention studies that utilize interdisciplinary methods.
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