Rachel Burns

Guest Author

Rachel Burns is currently a Project Coordinator of the Energy, Equity, Housing and Health (E2H2) Lab at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health. She holds an MPH from Columbia University and a Bachelors of Arts in Public Health and Anthropology from Johns Hopkins University.

Rachel's Work:

02.05.2018 A bird huddled on a windowsill on a snowy day

Health Equity
Housing

Pathways to Stress: The Problem Starts at Home

Poor quality housing causes chronic stress. Energy insecurity—an inability to adequately meet household energy needs—can result in unpaid energy bills or residents living in a home that is too hot or cold.

Guest Authors Diana Hernández, Rachel Burns