view article - Behind the Screen-ing 10.28.2022 view article - Behind the Screen-ing Disease Chronic Disease Behind the Screen-ing Where veterans receive health care is more impactful than individual factors for lung cancer screening rates. Fellow Connor McCombs
view article - Malignant Debt 10.21.2022 view article - Malignant Debt Disease Chronic Disease Malignant Debt Cancer treatment costs, even for those with health insurance, leave many patients with staggering debt and difficult choices. Fellow Hannah Tremont
view article - Are You Using Protection? 10.18.2022 view article - Are You Using Protection? Health Equity Are You Using Protection? Sunscreen use among middle and high school students is increasing, but not across all racial and ethnic groups. Fellow Bethany Hallenborg
view article - Righting a Wrong 04.20.2022 view article - Righting a Wrong Disease Chronic Disease Righting a Wrong A research team found that Black and Latinx people were vastly underrepresented in oncology clinical trials. Fellow Rubina Veerakone
view article - Skin Color and Skin Cancer Survival 04.13.2022 view article - Skin Color and Skin Cancer Survival Disease Chronic Disease Skin Color and Skin Cancer Survival Despite cancer treatment advancements, people of color continue to suffer worse melanoma-specific outcomes and have lower survival probability. Fellow Hannah Tremont
view article - Cancer Among Migrant & Seasonal Farmworkers 02.16.2022 view article - Cancer Among Migrant & Seasonal Farmworkers Disease Chronic Disease Cancer Among Migrant & Seasonal Farmworkers A large and growing body of studies connects migrant and seasonal farmworkers’ occupational exposure to pesticides with excess cancer risk. Guest Authors Candace Kugel, Claire Hutkins Seda
view article - The Ethical Trade-Offs in Offering Mammography Screening Incentives in Medicaid 10.12.2021 view article - The Ethical Trade-Offs in Offering Mammography Screening Incentives in Medicaid Disease Chronic Disease The Ethical Trade-Offs in Offering Mammography Screening Incentives in Medicaid Incentivizing mammography is ethically complex, especially as women’s autonomy may be undermined if financial incentives are used without the promotion of informed decision-making. Guest Authors Claire T. Dinh, Harald Schmidt
view article - Dying to Get a Mortgage 03.04.2021 view article - Dying to Get a Mortgage Health Equity Housing Dying to Get a Mortgage Homeowners reap a multitude of benefits compared to renters—including accumulation of wealth, long-term stability, and overall better health—yet systemic racism denies many the opportunity for homeownership. Fellow Sara Mar
view article - Breast Density by Law 02.10.2021 view article - Breast Density by Law Disease Chronic Disease Breast Density by Law The standard for detecting breast cancer is imagery – either by mammogram or ultrasound. However, breasts are not uniformly photogenic. Fellow Tasha McAbee