
Disability Among Transgender Adults
Transgender adults are more likely to report a disability than their cisgender counterparts, likely as a result of chronic stress.
...moreTransgender adults are more likely to report a disability than their cisgender counterparts, likely as a result of chronic stress.
...moreDonald Warne, co-director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health, discusses pressing health concerns facing Indigenous populations and his journey to open the first Indigenous-focused school of medicine.
...morePHPod sits down with Ryann Monteiro, a Boston University School of Public Health alum and an Indigenous public health practitioner and educator, to discuss food sovereignty and Indigenous food practices related to cultural preservation and revitalization.
...moreRichard Brookshire, U.S. Army veteran and co-founder and CEO of the Black Veterans Project, discusses the mission and work of his organization and how we can better support Black veterans.
...moreWhile alcohol use steadily declined among early adolescents during the COVID-19 pandemic, the use of drugs modestly increased.
...morePHPod host Kara Schmidt sits down with Rev. Dr. Anastasia Kidd, director of Contextual Education at Boston University School of Theology, and Massachusetts State Senator Becca Rausch to discuss the fat liberation movement, the health effects of weight stigma, and recent legislation to address size discrimination in the Commonwealth.
...moreThe rate of present-day pedestrian fatalities is highest in neighborhoods that were historically redlined.
...morePrior to the expansion of the Affordable Care Act and the legalization of same-sex marriage, LGBTQ+ adults were largely unable to qualify for health care coverage. Now, coverage rates have increased across the board.
...moreSmoke exposure from wildfires does not affect communities equally, with areas with higher social vulnerability scores experiencing the greatest health risks after exposure.
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