Direct-to-Docs Opioid Marketing
Pharmaceutical industries are marketing opioids directly to physicians. How much of it contributes to current opioid addiction epidemic?
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Scooter Safety
Researchers review injuries caused by electric scooters in Southern California to study the rising concerns for pedestrians and motorist safety.
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The Remaining Uninsured Americans
Disparities in health insurance coverage persist. Hispanic and Black adults are still more likely to be uninsured compared to their White counterparts.
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Income Inequality Between Black and White Males
If uneven distribution of income is a key contributor of economic injustice, how do we replicate conditions to narrow gaps in income for Black men?
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Un-Wellbeing
2017 marked the first time no state reported an improvement in wellbeing from the year before according to the Gallup-Sharecare Well-Being Index.
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Transgender Individuals See Improvements in HIV Outcomes
Researchers assessed the CD4 counts of cisgender and transgender people living with HIV and showed a narrowing of the gap between two populations.
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I Would if I Could: Bike Share
Better Bike Share Partnership increased access to bike share programs in low-income and underserved communities in six cities. This study assessed ongoing barriers to use in Chicago, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn.
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Rural Living and Dying
There is a widening gap in US rural and urban death rates. Researchers report that these changes are not sudden and have been happening since 1970.
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The Unexpected: Less Lead in New Orleans
After Hurricane Katrina, researchers found that storm surge flooding did not increase heavy metal contaminants in soil. Instead, lead levels dropped.
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The 2 Degree Solution
What would it take for us to avoid a 2˚C increase in global temperature in the next 30 years? An energy policy firm tackles the question, modeling how current energy policies will impact future emissions.
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