Updated Guidance Addresses LGBTQ+ Elder Health
Recent changes to the Older Americans Act aim to improve LGBTQ+ elder health outcomes by removing barriers to care.
...moreRecent changes to the Older Americans Act aim to improve LGBTQ+ elder health outcomes by removing barriers to care.
...moreDrivers licensed at age 18 have the highest monthly crash rate of any age group in the first year after getting their license.
...moreWhen poor and marginalized communities have limited access to resources and community support, child maltreatment reports can increase.
...morePersistent student loan debt may have long-term health consequences, including increased risk for cardiovascular disease and chronic stress.
...morePregnant people facing eviction had a higher risk of both low birth weight and preterm birth, with Black women experiencing the highest risk.
...moreMarking items on fast food menus with positive and negative climate impact labels may be an effective way to reduce red-meat consumption.
...moreCollegiate runners’ repeated exposure to air pollutants, such as particulate matter and ozone, was associated with slower race times.
...moreIncreased loneliness and social isolation are associated with memory decline and an increased risk for Alzheimer’s disease.
...moreThe mental health toll of the COVID-19 pandemic has not been felt equally across racial and ethnic groups, with Hispanic adults reporting higher rates of psychological distress.
...moreNeighborhood-level environmental factors, like exposure to industrial pollutants, led to increased pediatric ICU admissions for children with asthma.
...morePolicy changes at the local and federal level are needed to transition from the traditional focus on inpatient hospitals to rural health ecosystems that adapt to community needs.
...moreFormerly incarcerated adults had an 83% increase in food insecurity compared to those who have never been in prison.
...moreThe Holyoke Early Access to Recovery and Treatment program launched in 2021 with the goal of providing same-day access to opioid use disorder treatment for any adult who appears before the court.
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