Color Coding Breast Cancer Outcomes
Women living in yellow or red areas on the HOLC’s redlining maps experienced poorer health outcomes than those living in green or blue areas.
...moreWomen living in yellow or red areas on the HOLC’s redlining maps experienced poorer health outcomes than those living in green or blue areas.
...moreKimberlee Hartzler-Weakley, Ph.D., M.S., and Kayla McKean, M.Ed, lead a team developing an online sex education program targeted towards youth with higher rates of risky sexual behavior.
...moreDr. Seye Abimbola is a health systems researcher from Nigeria, editor-in chief of BMJ Global Health, and senior lecturer at the University of Sydney, Australia. He teaches and studies health system governance and knowledge practices in global health.
...moreResearchers measured COVID-19 case and mortality data with the burden of voting restrictions across U.S. counties with different demographic makeups.
...moreResearchers assessed how state-based immigration criminalization policies influenced how Latinx and Asian Pacific Islander citizens and noncitizens rated their health.
...moreMothers who experienced welfare stigma reported poor health.
...moreCancer treatment costs, even for those with health insurance, leave many patients with staggering debt and difficult choices.
...moreStates that increased access to food assistance programs reduced child protective services investigations.
...moreAdults ages 50 to 80 experienced ageism which affected their health, researchers found in a recent survey.
...moreEmile DeWeaver is an activist and author whose life sentence was commuted after 21 years for his community work in prison. The co-founder of Prison Renaissance, DeWeaver also covertly organized to pass legislation that changed the way California treats juveniles in its criminal legal system while in prison.
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