
Sex the First Time
One in 16 women in the US are raped the first time they have sex, and this violence is associated with long-term, negative health effects.
...moreOne in 16 women in the US are raped the first time they have sex, and this violence is associated with long-term, negative health effects.
...moreUnderstanding women’s lived experiences during and after pregnancy is essential to optimize birth outcomes and reduce maternal mortality in women of color.
...moreLapses in testing guidelines undermine efforts to completely eliminate tuberculosis in the country despite decline in incidence and prevalence.
...moreThe number of people who are homeless has decreased in the US since 2007, but we have not seen increases in housing for all populations.
...moreMost women chose their contraception based on their own research, obtaining information from the internet and friends, rarely from a health care provider.
...moreThe projected decline in children’s spending over the next 10 years will be driven mostly by a reduction in spending on education and nutrition programs.
...moreMany lawfully present immigrants remain uninsured due to fear, confusion about eligibility policies, and difficulty navigating the enrollment process.
...moreInsurance coverage disparities still exist between mothers of different races and ethnicities despite the Affordable Care Act.
...moreMost immigrants are healthier than native-born Americans upon arrival, but this immigrant health advantage tends to decline the longer one lives in the US.
...moreThrough partnerships with supermarkets and health providers, it is possible to improve consumption of fruits and vegetables among low-income residents.
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