Disparities Made Invisible: Covid-19 Lessons from the Navajo and Lummi Nations
Although Covid-19 rates are again rising across the country, we can learn from the Navajo and Lummi People.
...moreAlthough Covid-19 rates are again rising across the country, we can learn from the Navajo and Lummi People.
...moreReparations and baby bonds are just two economic plans that could fundamentally restructure Black communities.
...moreIf single-stream recycling is to remain an option, we need better recycler education and container labeling to prevent cross-contamination.
...moreThe mental health services landscape developed as segregated and inadequate for Black Americans during and after Reconstruction.
...moreThe public health response to Covid-19 provides us with an unprecedented opportunity to end the HIV epidemic in America.
...moreNow is the time to start educating the health care workforce about the risks of climate change and how to reduce them.
...moreWhile the pandemic has led to massive strides in remote-care delivery, we must ensure that the concerns of homebound patients are addressed.
...moreFraud is one of the by-products of the uncertainty and fear sown by the Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent economic recession.
...moreRegulations such as chemical bans, mitigation, and health monitoring should accurately reflect these chemical threats to our hormonal health.
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