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06.07.2023 construction worker holding hard hart

Dr. Rusty Pliers, MD

Migrant labor workers take greater risks on the job, yet they rarely reap any financial or medical benefits.

Guest Author Christopher Chino-Marin

04.07.2023 a graph of a number of policy changes

Driver’s License as Freedom

Since 2013, a number of states have passed laws that allow licenses to be issued without proof of citizenship or legal residence. These laws have shown to improve perceived health among Latinos, regardless of immigration status.

Fellow Adna Jaganjac

01.18.2023 a person standing in front of arrows

DACA's Impact on Birth Outcomes

The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program was associated with improvements in birthweight-related outcomes in the years following the policy’s implementation in 2012.

Guest Authors Jacqueline Torres, Tania Pacheco-Werner

11.02.2022 a graph of different colored bars

Outlawing Immigrants and Alienating Health

Researchers assessed how state-based immigration criminalization policies influenced how Latinx and Asian Pacific Islander citizens and noncitizens rated their health.

Fellow Hannah Tremont

10.27.2022 kissing bug

Love Bites

A qualitative study provided insight into the challenges Chagas disease patients face, and lessons for improving screening and care.

Fellow Bethany Hallenborg

10.13.2022 person scrolling phone

Health Equity

Digital Exclusion and the Undocumented

How did relationships with digital technologies affect access to COVID-19 information and care for undocumented Latino immigrants in the United States?

Fellow Abby Outterson

06.09.2022 a group of test tubes with a label

And Just Like That… Gone!

Implementing widespread Chagas screening in primary care settings can reduce morbidity, mortality, and healthcare costs for Latinx immigrants.

Guest Authors Madolyn Dauphinais, Taylor Paiva

04.19.2022 a graph of a number of states

Bridging Gaps in Care After Pregnancy

Covering postpartum care appointments under Emergency Medicaid improved participation.

Fellow Connor McCombs

03.23.2022 a group of people with different hair styles

Health Equity

When Culture and Preventative Care Collide

Researchers identified factors that shape attitudes of Somali, Ethiopian and Eritrean immigrant communities and deter them from seeking preventative care.

Guest Authors Shukri Hassan, Farah Mohamed, Rena Patel, Roxanne Kerani