Paid Family Leave as a Strategy for Reducing Health Inequities
The lack of paid leave potentially widens the wealth gap between white women and women of color in this critical period around childbirth.
...moreThe lack of paid leave potentially widens the wealth gap between white women and women of color in this critical period around childbirth.
...moreBirth control barriers still prevent access for many, despite expanded coverage.
...moreAt-home genetic testing kits can be a relatively low-cost way to quickly obtain information about genetically-based health risks.
...moreUrinalysis is an invaluable tool for tracking the drug overdose epidemic.
...moreNew drug development and reducing antibiotic overuse may help fight antimicrobial resistance.
...moreCovid-19 and the resulting policy responses negatively impacted public transit ridership in 94 metropolitan areas.
...moreAll reproductive experiences should be supported whether they end in childbirth, miscarriage or termination.
...moreResearchers examined the impact of North Dakota’s ongoing quest to end solitary confinement.
...moreA large and growing body of studies connects migrant and seasonal farmworkers’ occupational exposure to pesticides with excess cancer risk.
...morePublic Health – Seattle & King County worked with partners to access new, timely data to monitor Covid-19 indicators for better decision-making.
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