Health Equity (1099) Subcategories: Child and Adolescent Health LGBTQ+ Health Incarceration Aging Populations Nutrition Housing Violence Disability Policy Top In Health Equity view Can Science Lead to Real-World Change More Efficiently? Can Science Lead to Real-World Change More Efficiently? Guest Author Sandro Galea Editor Michael Stein view Interpreting Medical Language Barriers Interpreting Medical Language Barriers Fellow Mallika Chimpiri view Can Science Be Done More Efficiently? Can Science Be Done More Efficiently? Guest Author Sandro Galea Editor Michael Stein view The Politics of Care: DEI, Black Doctors, and the Fight for Health Equity The Politics of Care: DEI, Black Doctors, and the Fight for Health Equity Guest Author Rasheera Dopson view The Health Communications Imperative The Health Communications Imperative Fellow Abby Varker Subcategories: Child and Adolescent Health LGBTQ+ Health Incarceration Aging Populations Nutrition Housing Violence Disability Policy view article - The Cost of Stability: Affordable Housing and Health 03.28.2024 view article - The Cost of Stability: Affordable Housing and Health Health Equity Housing The Cost of Stability: Affordable Housing and Health Housing assistance programs are associated with reduced anxiety and stress, and increased feelings of control. But these programs alone cannot solve the health challenges associated with housing instability. Fellow Adna Jaganjac view article - Community Violence Streetwork: Paved with Good Intentions 03.27.2024 view article - Community Violence Streetwork: Paved with Good Intentions Health Equity Violence Community Violence Streetwork: Paved with Good Intentions Community violence interventions, like streetwork teams, can bring a sense of trust and healing to those deeply affected by gang-related violence. Fellow Sean Hagan view article - It's Time To Talk About Peer Review 03.26.2024 view article - It's Time To Talk About Peer Review Health Equity It's Time To Talk About Peer Review Would science be the same without the central role played by peer review? Guest Author Sandro Galea Editor Michael Stein view article - Melody S. Goodman 03.22.2024 view article - Melody S. Goodman Health Equity Melody S. Goodman Melody S. Goodman, senior executive vice dean and professor of biostatistics at New York University School of Global Public Health, speaks about her work and the importance of narrative, data-driven storytelling. Fellow Abby Varker view article - Funding and the Questions We Ask 03.19.2024 view article - Funding and the Questions We Ask Health Equity Funding and the Questions We Ask Conversations about the production of science cannot be held without also considering the choices of funders. Guest Author Sandro Galea Editor Michael Stein view article - Don’t Drink the Bleach: Understanding Conspiracy Theories and Misinformation 03.18.2024 view article - Don’t Drink the Bleach: Understanding Conspiracy Theories and Misinformation Health Equity Don’t Drink the Bleach: Understanding Conspiracy Theories and Misinformation COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy and belief in misinformation were found to be symptoms of the same underlying traits, including perceived victimhood, conflictual behavior, and political ideology. Fellow Adna Jaganjac view article - Promoting Housing Stability: Eviction Prediction 03.15.2024 view article - Promoting Housing Stability: Eviction Prediction Health Equity Housing Promoting Housing Stability: Eviction Prediction Helping the unhoused population requires not only finding stable housing for those without shelter, but also keeping people from losing their homes in the first place. Fellow Sean Hagan view article - Caring for the Caregiver 03.14.2024 view article - Caring for the Caregiver Health Equity Aging Populations Caring for the Caregiver As the population ages, caregiving from an immediate family member is on the rise. But this informal care can take a detrimental toll on the caregiver's mental, physical, and financial health. Fellow Kara Schmidt Category Posts
view article - The Cost of Stability: Affordable Housing and Health 03.28.2024 view article - The Cost of Stability: Affordable Housing and Health Health Equity Housing The Cost of Stability: Affordable Housing and Health Housing assistance programs are associated with reduced anxiety and stress, and increased feelings of control. But these programs alone cannot solve the health challenges associated with housing instability. Fellow Adna Jaganjac
view article - Community Violence Streetwork: Paved with Good Intentions 03.27.2024 view article - Community Violence Streetwork: Paved with Good Intentions Health Equity Violence Community Violence Streetwork: Paved with Good Intentions Community violence interventions, like streetwork teams, can bring a sense of trust and healing to those deeply affected by gang-related violence. Fellow Sean Hagan
view article - It's Time To Talk About Peer Review 03.26.2024 view article - It's Time To Talk About Peer Review Health Equity It's Time To Talk About Peer Review Would science be the same without the central role played by peer review? Guest Author Sandro Galea Editor Michael Stein
view article - Melody S. Goodman 03.22.2024 view article - Melody S. Goodman Health Equity Melody S. Goodman Melody S. Goodman, senior executive vice dean and professor of biostatistics at New York University School of Global Public Health, speaks about her work and the importance of narrative, data-driven storytelling. Fellow Abby Varker
view article - Funding and the Questions We Ask 03.19.2024 view article - Funding and the Questions We Ask Health Equity Funding and the Questions We Ask Conversations about the production of science cannot be held without also considering the choices of funders. Guest Author Sandro Galea Editor Michael Stein
view article - Don’t Drink the Bleach: Understanding Conspiracy Theories and Misinformation 03.18.2024 view article - Don’t Drink the Bleach: Understanding Conspiracy Theories and Misinformation Health Equity Don’t Drink the Bleach: Understanding Conspiracy Theories and Misinformation COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy and belief in misinformation were found to be symptoms of the same underlying traits, including perceived victimhood, conflictual behavior, and political ideology. Fellow Adna Jaganjac
view article - Promoting Housing Stability: Eviction Prediction 03.15.2024 view article - Promoting Housing Stability: Eviction Prediction Health Equity Housing Promoting Housing Stability: Eviction Prediction Helping the unhoused population requires not only finding stable housing for those without shelter, but also keeping people from losing their homes in the first place. Fellow Sean Hagan
view article - Caring for the Caregiver 03.14.2024 view article - Caring for the Caregiver Health Equity Aging Populations Caring for the Caregiver As the population ages, caregiving from an immediate family member is on the rise. But this informal care can take a detrimental toll on the caregiver's mental, physical, and financial health. Fellow Kara Schmidt
