Solomon E, Salcedo VJ, Reed MK, Brecher A, Armstrong EM, Rising KL. "Im going to be good to me.": Exploring the role of shame and guilt in patients with Type 2 Diabetes. Diabetes Spectr. 2022; ds210062. 

• Foundations of Public Health
• Substance Use as a Public Health Issue
• Cannabis & Public Health

Dr. Reed is a harm reduction researcher interested in designing and evaluating structural interventions in partnership with people who use drugs. Her areas of research are overdose prevention, structural barriers to engaging in risk reduction strategies, community-based participatory research, and drug-checking. Her work with incarcerated people living with HIV has been funded by the NIH. Previously, she worked as a housing organizer in New York City, researched violence against LGBTQI communities, and helped develop harm reduction initiatives for peer-delivered syringe exchange and syringe disposal kiosks. She received her PhD from Drexel University in Community Health and Prevention. In addition to her role at JCPH, she is a Research Assistant Professor in Emergency Medicine at Thomas Jefferson University.

• 2021 - Philadelphia Department of Public Health, Formative Research on Point-of-Care Drug Checking Services -Principal Investigator
• 2021-22 - Vital Strategies, Fentanyl Test Strip Distribution in the Emergency Department - Principal Investigator
• 2020-23 - MLH Explorations, The Impact of Medical Marijuana as an Adjunctive Treatment for Patients with Chronic, High Dose Opioid Use - Co-Investigator; Principal Investigator, Brooke Worster
• 2020-22 - Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts, Lowering Barriers, Saving Lives, Reclaiming Health: Integrating MAT - Co-Investigator, Principal Investigator Lara Weinstein
• 2020-21 - Vital Strategies, Fentanyl Test Strip Outcomes for Non-Heroin Drugs - Principal Investigator
• 2018-20 - National Institute on Drug Abuse/National Institutes of Health, R36, Addressing Overdose Risk among Recently Incarcerated People Living with HIV/AIDS - Principal Investigator