Research

Individuals living in areas with large numbers of Republican voters tend to experience a less affordable ACA due to uptake behavior of those around them.

Family caregiving has historically focused on female assistance, and men’s contributions to long-term caregiving have been marginalized and under-estimated.

Perceived powerlessness may influence both perceived safety and mental health, particularly for women on college campuses.

A judge in Philadelphia ruled safe consumption spaces do not violate federal law, which may push others to seriously consider this harm reduction option.

The public’s health and wellbeing now depend on the LGBT activists of the HIV epidemic’s early days to pass the baton to Millennials.

The link between housing stability and Medicaid suggests that costs for health and housing may be in direct competition for families already on the brink.

Without Medicaid expansion, undocumented patients with end-stage renal disease have no other pathways for dialysis but sporadic emergency department care.

Pediatric, African-American patients with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia tend to grow up with younger mothers than their White counterparts.

The conventional view of emergency department visitation as only necessary for acute illness is far from reality in rural communities.

As restrictive policies further stretch an overburdened asylum system, the role of health professionals in the asylum process has never been more important.