view article - The Case with CPS 10.06.2021 view article - The Case with CPS Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health The Case with CPS Census and child protection data from 1999 to 2017 showed Black and American Indian families experienced involvement with Child Protection Services at twice the rates of white children. Fellow Devin O'Donnell
view article - The Brand Name Game 10.05.2021 view article - The Brand Name Game Health Equity The Brand Name Game A prescription medication study found that using only generic drugs would have saved Medicare $1.67 billion dollars and patients $270 million in 2017. Fellow Rubina Veerakone
view article - Home is Where the Health is 09.29.2021 view article - Home is Where the Health is Sexual & Reproductive Health Maternal Health Home is Where the Health is Pregnant women experiencing homelessness were more likely to have some adverse childbirth delivery outcomes than those with secure housing. Fellow Maya Thirkill
view article - Too Close for Comfort 09.27.2021 view article - Too Close for Comfort Environment Environmental Health Too Close for Comfort Researchers examined the mental health impacts of non-traditional oil extractions on residents in Colorado. Fellow Devin O'Donnell
view article - Tastes of Tobacco 09.07.2021 view article - Tastes of Tobacco Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Tastes of Tobacco San Francisco's flavor ban policy may have inadvertently encouraged traditional cigarette use as a substitution for vape pens and e-cigarettes. Fellow Maya Thirkill
view article - Superfund Siblings 09.06.2021 view article - Superfund Siblings Environment Environmental Health Superfund Siblings Researchers compared outcomes between siblings conceived before or during Superfund cleanup to those who were conceived after cleanup was finished. Fellow Sara Mar
view article - Too Hot to Learn 09.03.2021 view article - Too Hot to Learn Environment Climate Change Too Hot to Learn Overheated classrooms negatively impact standardized test scores, and were worse for Black and Hispanic students than white students. Fellow Devin O'Donnell
view article - Taking an Extra Stroke 08.30.2021 view article - Taking an Extra Stroke Health Equity Taking an Extra Stroke Stroke mortality was most common in counties with a high percentage of Black or Asian residents, persons older than age 64, a high uninsured population, and low physical activity. Fellow Rubina Veerakone
view article - Kids and Coal Closures 08.24.2021 view article - Kids and Coal Closures Environment Climate Change Kids and Coal Closures Children living in Chicago zip codes closest to coal-fired power plants had more asthma-related emergency department visits than those living farther away. Fellow Sara Mar