Naloxone Needed
Increasing access to naloxone through community-based programs is key to preventing overdose deaths in the United States.
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Reaping the Benefits
Urban agriculture brings environmental and social benefits to communities. But challenges related to access and inclusivity still remain.
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The Responsibility We Cannot Share
As women’s reproductive rights are being stripped away, men’s participation in family planning is essential. But long-acting, reversible, and reliable contraceptive options for men do not exist yet.
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Heated Tweets
A nation-wide study exploring the connection between aggression and temperature found that the prevalence of hate speech increased as temperatures became more extreme.
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Sky-high Rents
Rent stabilization not only helps families save money, it also prevents them from becoming rent-burdened, which limits their ability to afford food, transportation, and other essential needs.
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Caren Solomon
Caren Solomon is a physician and deputy editor at the New England Journal of Medicine, where she oversees a series of review articles for practicing physicians, and handles original articles related to clinical cases, women’s health, and most recently, climate change.
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Tell Your Friends About Your Birth Control
When choosing a contraceptive method, young women in the U.S. are influenced by recommendations from their friends and family.
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Leeann Passaro
Leeann Passaro is the chief operating officer of The Hidden Opponent, an advocacy-based nonprofit organization that raises awareness for student-athlete mental health.
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Aimee Ferraro
Aimee Ferraro, a professor at the College of Health Sciences and Public Policy at Walden University, discusses how to use social media for positive change.
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Freaking Fracking
Living within two kilometers of a fracking site is associated with two to three times greater risk of developing leukemia, according to Pennsylvania data.
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