Health Insurance Disparities Persist after ACA
Although the percentage of those without insurance has decreased under the ACA, Black Americans are still more likely to be uninsured than White Americans.
...moreAlthough the percentage of those without insurance has decreased under the ACA, Black Americans are still more likely to be uninsured than White Americans.
...moreIndividuals with disabilities have a higher probability of being arrested across all races, per a study in the American Journal of Public Health.
...moreAge, education, and discussions about death are predictors of having a written plan or identifying someone to make decisions about end-of-life care.
...moreAmerican Indians and Alaskan Natives (AIANs) can receive free health care from facilities that receive money allocated by Congress to the Indian Health Service, but funding is unevenly distributed.
...moreSan Francisco has made steady progress towards fulfilling its goals of achieving zero HIV deaths, zero new infections, and zero stigma by 2020.
...moreGlobally, flood frequency is predicted to increase across 42% of the earth’s land regions. Areas expected to be most affected are low-income countries in the lower latitudes.
...moreAfrican Americans are 75% more likely to live in a neighborhood next to a polluting facility or “fence-line” community than other racial groups.
...moreTexas has the 19th lowest infant mortality rate in the country. However, a new report from the University of Texas System Population Health shows considerable variation in infant deaths by zip code within the state.
...moreWomen who want to have an abortion performed in the middle of the country must travel much farther than women living on the coasts to reach a provider, in some cases 180 miles or more.
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