Unequal Harms of Nearby Large Swine Farms
The association between industrial hog operations and gastrointestinal illness in rural eastern North Carolina highlights environmental injustices among Native American and Black communities.
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“It’s Just a Migraine”
Limited research and knowledge gaps about migraines leaves patients and some providers in the dark.
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Love Bites
A qualitative study provided insight into the challenges Chagas disease patients face, and lessons for improving screening and care.
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Welfare Stigma
Mothers who experienced welfare stigma reported poor health.
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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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Digital Exclusion and the Undocumented
How did relationships with digital technologies affect access to COVID-19 information and care for undocumented Latino immigrants in the United States?
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Feeling the Heat
California residents living through more frequent wildfires had varied experiences due to environmental, social, and economic factors.
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Testing Inclusivity and Innovation Benefits All
A non-invasive saliva-based COVID-19 test proved to be a minimally disruptive and effective way of testing students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Growing Up Unequal: Objective and Subjective Economic Disparities and Authoritarian Parenting
Does how someone feels they are doing financially compared to how they actually are doing have parenting implications?
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The Cost of Conversion Therapy
Adverse outcomes of conversion therapy extend beyond psychological, physical and social; it’s also costly financially.
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