Recovery and Resilience After Mass Violence
After mass violence, recovery and resilience efforts are most effective when they include local community organizations for promoting long-term wellbeing.
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Trump Shreds LGBT Health Protections
The Trump administration proposed regulations that would complicate LGBT individuals’ access to essential health services, further exacerbating disparities.
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Guns, Not Diagnoses, Kill
Contrary to prevailing media narratives, gun ownership–not mental illness–is what is actually associated with the rates of gun-involved homicides.
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Bridges to Care, Not Walls
Restrictive anti-immigrant policies are yielding long-term impacts on immigrant households, harming the community’s wellbeing and prohibiting health equity.
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Fentanyl East of the Mississippi
Naloxone and fentanyl test strips are rising as promising strategies to combat the rise in fentanyl-related overdose deaths east of the Mississippi.
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A Hearing Test for the Digital Age
Hearing loss is often underdiagnosed or considered a trivial effect of aging despite abundant evidence showing its far-reaching effects.
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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.
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Understanding the Cost of Insulin
Insulin prices have steadily increased into being often unaffordable. The drug patent system and lack of regulations may be big contributors to the problem.
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Homes for Homeless Don’t Guarantee Food
Implementing a meal delivery program for food-insecure permanent supportive housing residents can prevent health problems associated with food insecurity.
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Pushing Policy for Polishes: On Toluene
Changes in nail product formulation and better ventilation in nail salons can reduce solvents like toluene, improving the health of nail technicians.
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