view article - Preventing Prosecution 07.13.2021 view article - Preventing Prosecution Health Equity Incarceration Preventing Prosecution Reported crimes decreased over time after non-prosecution measures were implemented for nonviolent misdemeanors in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. Fellow Rubina Veerakone
view article - A Joke a Day Keeps the Doctor Away 07.06.2021 view article - A Joke a Day Keeps the Doctor Away Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health A Joke a Day Keeps the Doctor Away Humor is associated with increased mental wellbeing and decreased loneliness and headaches. Fellow Devin O'Donnell
view article - Working Against Opioid Overdoses 07.01.2021 view article - Working Against Opioid Overdoses Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Working Against Opioid Overdoses Some industries including construction and extraction work had higher rates of opioid overdose deaths, highlighting a need for employers to offer targeted education and prevention services. Fellow Maya Thirkill
view article - Questioning Abortion Legality 06.30.2021 view article - Questioning Abortion Legality Sexual & Reproductive Health Abortion Questioning Abortion Legality Vetoes, approvals, and court challenges regarding an Ohio abortion law led to misconceptions about whether or not abortions are allowed in Ohio. Fellow Sara Mar
view article - Fearing the Gray Hairs 06.25.2021 view article - Fearing the Gray Hairs Health Equity Aging Populations Fearing the Gray Hairs Researchers explored the associations between implicit age bias, the health of individuals over age 65, and Medicare expenditures. Fellow Sara Mar
view article - Money Trails 06.23.2021 view article - Money Trails Health Equity Policy Money Trails High spending on lobbying and campaign contributions from the pharmaceutical and health product industry correlated with major health bills at the federal level. Fellow Devin O'Donnell
view article - Hunting for Food Security 06.17.2021 view article - Hunting for Food Security Health Equity Nutrition Hunting for Food Security Seasonal hunting for wild game has the potential to feed a large portion of West Virginia's food insecure residents. Fellow Sara Mar
view article - The Seat in the Classroom 06.08.2021 view article - The Seat in the Classroom Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health The Seat in the Classroom Lower concentrations of high-performance pre-K programs were found in Brooklyn neighborhoods with more Black residents. Fellow Devin O'Donnell
view article - Reproductive Recession 06.07.2021 view article - Reproductive Recession Sexual & Reproductive Health Sex and Sexuality Reproductive Recession Structural changes in the labor market may have a greater influence on childbearing than employment rates and income. Fellow Rubina Veerakone