Family Non-Planning
Changes to Title X could impose an impossible choice for American women: accept limited and potentially misleading care or forgo family planning altogether.
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2017 Year in Review
David Jones reflects on the past year at Public Health Post, including the top five articles of 2017.
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2021 Year in Review
Executive Editor Michael Stein reviews the most talked about posts of 2021, announces the 2022 PHP fellows, and says goodbye to the 2021 fellows.
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Saving on the Snip
Male sexual and reproductive services available at publicly funded California health clinics are limited, and vasectomies are not covered by many insurance plans.
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Five Years of Uncomfortable Conversations
In this era of fake news and misinformation, of pandemics and plandemics, your voice is welcome. It puts the public in public health.
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Isabel Morgan
Isabel Morgan is the director of Birth Equity Research Scholars at the National Birth Equity Collaborative. She is also a PhD candidate at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, studying infertility epidemiology and equitable access to fertility treatment.
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Breaking Down Child Poverty
Over the last 29 years, child poverty has dropped by 60%. But more can be done to prioritize the children that may slip through the cracks.
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Grave Political Consequences
As American polarization continues to rise, state policies are widening a mortality gap along political party lines.
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Unjust Deserts
One in three United States counties qualifies as a maternity care desert, defined by a complete absence of obstetric providers and care at hospitals or birthing centers.
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Vaccination Is Not a Personal Healthcare Choice
Preserving personal freedom is a rising response to vaccination. It is now vital to control the public narrative on vaccines to protect our communities.
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