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10.24.2019 a man in a suit and tie

Health Equity

Cornell William Brooks

PHP Fellow Jori Fortson profiles Cornell William Brooks to highlight his career in social activism and his views on overcoming health inequities.

Fellow Jori Fortson

07.19.2019 a group of sheep in a field

Disease

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.

Guest Author Matthew Woodruff

06.28.2019 a close up of a painting

Trump Shreds LGBT Health Protections

The Trump administration proposed regulations that would complicate LGBT individuals' access to essential health services, further exacerbating disparities.

Guest Author Sean Cahill

06.20.2019 a white pills in a silver package

Time for Plan B

It’s more important now than ever that we understand women’s experiences accessing and using birth control, including their use of emergency contraception.

Guest Authors Brigette Courtot, Emily Johnston, Adele Shartzer

06.06.2019 a graph of abortions decline

Declining Abortion Rates in a Sexual Revolution

Abortion rates in the United States are falling. One explanation can be that high schoolers are having less sex than their predecessors did 40 years ago.

Fellow Greg Kantor

04.23.2019 a woman with curly red hair smiling

Lynn M. Paltrow

Public Health Post Fellow Jori Fortson profiles Lynn Paltrow, who works to secure the human and civil rights, health, and welfare of all pregnant people.

Fellow Jori Fortson

02.07.2019

Health Equity

In Social Media We Trust

We have grown accustomed to social media reading our thoughts. One day we are using Facebook to exchange notes about an upcoming wedding invitation, and the next day Facebook ads highlight discounts on potential wedding gifts.

Guest Author Sandro Galea

Editor Michael Stein

11.30.2018 New York, NY: May 5, 1988. Watched by a line of police, ACT UP stages a demonstration. © Lee Snider/The Image Works

US Foreign Aid Policy Impedes Ugandan Sexual Minority Men’s Health

The global gag rule affects the health of sexual minority men in low-resource settings who depend on health facilities supported by US funding.

Editor Nicholas Diamond

10.02.2018 a round circular object with a blue circle and a blue circle with a needle

Contraception Deception by Crisis Pregnancy Centers

Crisis pregnancy centers are known for their anti-abortion work, but some also focus on preventing women from accessing contraceptives.

Fellow Chrissy Packtor