
Anti-Life Legislation
Is cancer considered a medical exception in abortion bans? It’s unclear, and people in anti-abortion states are now left with few choices.
...moreIs cancer considered a medical exception in abortion bans? It’s unclear, and people in anti-abortion states are now left with few choices.
...moreIntervention is needed at the federal, state, and local levels to address the disproportionate mental health challenges that LGBTQ+ students face inside and outside of the classroom.
...moreTo promote health equity, decision-makers should ask themselves how a decision impacts equity before it is made.
...moreBankruptcies and rate increases among housing insurers leave many residents without a safety net in the face of environmental disaster.
...morePaul Shafer announces our 2023 student essay contest and discusses what has happened in health politics over the last year.
...moreExecutive Editor Michael Stein reviews some of this year’s posts, announces the 2023 PHP fellows, and says goodbye to the 2022 fellows.
...morePublic Health Post wishes our readers a happy Thanksgiving. In lieu of new posts, we invite you to revisit several thoughtful series produced by our student writing fellows.
...moreWe invite you to revisit some of our past veteran-related content as we honor military veterans.
...moreBy failing to actively promote evidence-based health policy, political leaders perpetuate an opinion environment that supports lawmakers who aim to weaken vaccine mandates.
...moreCancer treatment costs, even for those with health insurance, leave many patients with staggering debt and difficult choices.
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