Immigrants and Private Insurance: Pay More, Use Less
New research in Health Affairs upends the belief that immigrants are a drain on the US health care system.
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Not Just Dads Getting that Bread
Research on fatherhood indicates a rise in stay-at-home fathers and single fathers over the past few decades.
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Title X Funding Improves Family Planning
Title X-participating centers consistently offer more effective and high-quality family planning services than non-Title X health centers.
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Childhood Poverty in Philadelphia
Childhood poverty is not distributed evenly either across the country or within cities. Nearly one-third of Philadelphia’s infants and toddlers live in poverty.
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High Pay Gets Higher, Low Pay Gets Lower
Middle-wage earners have not seen much of an increase in pay, and low-wage earners have almost exclusively seen drops in their pay over the decades.
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The Green Ceiling
Climate change disproportionally damages low-income communities and communities of color. Yet, the majority of positions in environmental organizations are held by White individuals.
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Boxers or Briefs?
Researchers may have provided some new insight into the age-old question on what affects sperm counts.
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Disparities in Maternal Mortality in California
California’s success in preventing maternal mortality is often cited as an example of how other states can improve maternal care, but racial disparities persist.
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Where Breast Cancer Kills the Most
County-level findings of breast cancer deaths across the United States between 2000 and 2015 showed significant risk of breast cancer mortality among Hispanic women in the south and southwest.
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A Rural Paradox: The Affordable Care Act or Medicaid?
Why do so many rural Americans who support Medicaid also support repealing the ACA?
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