view article - Holding On for Deer Life 10.28.2026 view article - Holding On for Deer Life Environment Environmental Health Holding On for Deer Life Research shows a 16% increase in deer-vehicle collisions the week after daylight saving time ends in the fall. Fellow Sean Hagan
view article - Missing the Mark: The Ineffectiveness of Homeless Encampment Closures 10.27.2026 view article - Missing the Mark: The Ineffectiveness of Homeless Encampment Closures Health Equity Housing Missing the Mark: The Ineffectiveness of Homeless Encampment Closures Oakland’s encampment closures surged after the 2024 ruling in City of Grants Pass v. Johnson, displacing people without reducing homelessness. Fellow Priyanka Athalye
view article - Unmet Mental Health Care Needs for Gender-Diverse Adults 10.20.2026 view article - Unmet Mental Health Care Needs for Gender-Diverse Adults Health Equity LGBTQ+ Health Unmet Mental Health Care Needs for Gender-Diverse Adults Gender-diverse adults report more mental distress than their cisgender peers, with 67% citing that they often felt anxious or depressed. Fellow Priyanka Athalye
view article - How Incarceration Affects Community-Wide Health 10.07.2026 view article - How Incarceration Affects Community-Wide Health Health Equity Incarceration How Incarceration Affects Community-Wide Health Incarcerated people had a 40% higher risk of premature death than those who were not in jail. They were also 3 times more likely to overdose. Fellow Priyanka Athalye
view article - SNAP for Better Heart Health 10.02.2026 view article - SNAP for Better Heart Health Health Equity Nutrition SNAP for Better Heart Health States with low barriers to SNAP participation saw fewer heart disease-related deaths than states with more eligibility restrictions. Fellow Priyanka Athalye
view article - Something's Fishy... 09.30.2026 view article - Something's Fishy... Environment Environmental Health Something's Fishy... Invasive parasitic worms infect 93% of freshwater fish, making raw consumption risky without proper freezing first. Fellow Rylie Lillibridge
view article - Medical Professionals: Not Your Average Influencers 09.22.2026 view article - Medical Professionals: Not Your Average Influencers Health Equity Medical Professionals: Not Your Average Influencers In a recent study, only 20% of the information shared by medical influencers online was supported by strong scientific evidence. Fellow Farah Nimeri
view article - Becoming a Dad Too Soon May Be Bad for the Heart 09.21.2026 view article - Becoming a Dad Too Soon May Be Bad for the Heart Disease Chronic Disease Becoming a Dad Too Soon May Be Bad for the Heart Younger fathers may face unique challenges and stressors that contribute to poorer long-term heart health. (From 2024) Fellow Jude Sleiman
view article - Posting Signs of Postpartum Depression 09.16.2026 view article - Posting Signs of Postpartum Depression Sexual & Reproductive Health Maternal Health Posting Signs of Postpartum Depression The language used in new mothers' social media posts may reveal early warning signs of postpartum depression. Fellow Rylie Lillibridge