view article - The Cost of Saving on Skincare 06.04.2026 view article - The Cost of Saving on Skincare Environment Environmental Health The Cost of Saving on Skincare Shopping for skincare on a budget can be difficult, especially when only 4% of skincare products sold in discount stores are allergen-free. Fellow Rylie Lillibridge
view article - Vanadium, Invisible Pollution, and Cancer Risk 05.29.2026 view article - Vanadium, Invisible Pollution, and Cancer Risk Environment Environmental Health Vanadium, Invisible Pollution, and Cancer Risk Exposure to environmental PM2.5—particularly vanadium, released from fossil fuel combustion—increases cancer risk. Fellow Priyanka Athalye
view article - From Rare to Rising: The Comeback of Preventable Infant Bleeding 05.26.2026 view article - From Rare to Rising: The Comeback of Preventable Infant Bleeding Sexual & Reproductive Health From Rare to Rising: The Comeback of Preventable Infant Bleeding A vitamin K shot at birth can prevent brain bleeds among infants, but since 2017, refusal of the life-saving shot is on the rise. Fellow Kylee Cochran
view article - Churning Out of Diabetes Management 05.22.2026 view article - Churning Out of Diabetes Management Disease Chronic Disease Churning Out of Diabetes Management Insurance churn leaves diabetic patients uninsured and unmedicated, leading to worse health outcomes and disease management. Fellow Rylie Lillibridge
view article - Head Above Water 05.20.2026 view article - Head Above Water Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health Head Above Water Swimming lessons are a key protector against drowning, but unequal access leaves some children more vulnerable than others. (From 2024) Fellow Abby Varker
view article - Energy Drinks: An Unrestricted Market for Teens 05.18.2026 view article - Energy Drinks: An Unrestricted Market for Teens Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Energy Drinks: An Unrestricted Market for Teens Adolescents who consumed energy drinks daily were more likely to report alcohol consumption, vaping, and violent behaviors. Fellow Farah Nimeri
view article - Minimal Increases, Maximal Impact 05.15.2026 view article - Minimal Increases, Maximal Impact Health Equity Nutrition Minimal Increases, Maximal Impact Recent research shows that just a 10% increase in state minimum wage would bring over 58,000 households out of food insecurity. Fellow Rylie Lillibridge
view article - Driving Care: How Transportation Influences Health Outcomes 05.14.2026 view article - Driving Care: How Transportation Influences Health Outcomes Health Equity Driving Care: How Transportation Influences Health Outcomes Delays in care due to insufficient transportation increase mortality risk by 80% among people with diagnosed chronic health conditions. Fellow Priyanka Athalye
view article - Flip the Page, Protect Your Health 05.12.2026 view article - Flip the Page, Protect Your Health Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Flip the Page, Protect Your Health Reading has many health benefits. But rates of reading for pleasure among U.S. adults have decreased by about 3% per year since 2004. Fellow Farah Nimeri