Police Contact and Wellbeing
If we do not radically rethink policing, every interaction with the police may continue to have drastic effects on a person’s health.
...moreIf we do not radically rethink policing, every interaction with the police may continue to have drastic effects on a person’s health.
...moreIf unions indeed protect against deaths of despair across diverse communities, understanding how they do so remains an important question.
...moreDiesel engines are harmful because they release particulate matter and nitrogen oxides into the atmosphere as they combust.
...moreHealth algorithms measure risk with data established in conditions of inequity, and as a result, they reproduce racial disparities.
...moreIn the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, unemployment rates in the US have jumped to levels not seen since the Great Depression.
...moreWhile the racial disparities associated with asthma rates have been well-documented, specific ways adolescence changes asthma management are less studied.
...moreIn Chicago, chronic eviction and housing instability meant increased odds of an underweight baby or of an infant’s death.
...morePoor sleep is not equally distributed. What does it mean for the public’s health if racism is one of the reasons why some people sleep less?
...moreBy the end of 2015, nearly 60% of LGBTQ people reported at least 14 poor health days after the passage of a Religious Freedom Restoration Act in Indiana.
...moreMen of color report feeling unheard and uninformed about the care their partners received, similar to feelings reported by women of color in prior studies.
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