view article - Pandemic Parenting 07.29.2021 view article - Pandemic Parenting Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Pandemic Parenting Results from a study of parents during the pandemic reveals negative mental health effects, but also some positive outcomes as a result of more time at home together for families. Fellow Rubina Veerakone
view article - Having Kids in a Changing Climate 07.27.2021 view article - Having Kids in a Changing Climate Environment Climate Change Having Kids in a Changing Climate Overconsumption, overpopulation, and uncertainty about the future of the planet were among the reasons cited in a study about people not wanting to have children because of climate change. Guest Author Samantha White
view article - Biases in ADHD 05.17.2021 view article - Biases in ADHD Health Equity Disability Biases in ADHD Research suggests that racial attitudes contribute to deviations in parent and teacher perceptions of children’s ADHD behaviors. Fellow Rubina Veerakone
view article - Child Hunger and School Punishment 03.30.2021 view article - Child Hunger and School Punishment Health Equity Nutrition Child Hunger and School Punishment Children in food-insecure homes may be vulnerable to harmful exclusionary disciplinary responses in school, including suspension and expulsion—as early as preschool. Guest Author Dylan B. Jackson
view article - For Youth Gun Violence, Context Matters 03.03.2021 view article - For Youth Gun Violence, Context Matters Health Equity Violence For Youth Gun Violence, Context Matters Media coverage of incidents of gun violence often focuses on characteristics of individual perpetrators. Contextual factors, including gun access and violent crime at the population level, receive far less attention. Guest Author Lauren Gonzales
view article - Schools and Scales 02.18.2021 view article - Schools and Scales Health Equity Nutrition Schools and Scales Policymakers argue school BMI policies prevent childhood obesity. But recent research indicates that the practice is not only ineffective. It’s harmful. Fellow Gray Babbs
view article - Arjumand Siddiqi 02.17.2021 view article - Arjumand Siddiqi Health Equity Policy Arjumand Siddiqi Dr. Arjumand Siddiqi, professor of epidemiology at the University of Toronto, discusses the caveats of health equity and what needs to be prioritized. Fellow Devin O'Donnell
view article - Mario Rosser 02.12.2021 view article - Mario Rosser Health Equity Policy Mario Rosser During Black History Month, Mario Rosser, candidate for New York City Council, reflects on relationships between politics, cities, and health. Editor Nicholas Diamond
view article - Arrests and the Health of Latinx Youth 01.28.2021 view article - Arrests and the Health of Latinx Youth Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health Arrests and the Health of Latinx Youth While border crossings continue to be the premier story for immigration, interior arrests are equally as important and often overlooked. Guest Author Zachary Giano