view article - Electronic Contact Tracing 04.19.2021 view article - Electronic Contact Tracing Disease COVID-19 Electronic Contact Tracing Researchers found the level of support for contact tracing apps was far below public checks for fevers or traditional contact tracing by phone. Fellow Edward Alexander
view article - Advantage in the Aftermath 04.13.2021 view article - Advantage in the Aftermath Environment Natural Disasters Advantage in the Aftermath In the wake of natural disasters, high levels of displacement and the need for redevelopment opens the door for a widespread shift in neighborhood economic status. Fellow Devin O'Donnell
view article - Move Along, Now 03.29.2021 view article - Move Along, Now Health Equity Housing Move Along, Now Increased anti-homeless laws and complaint-based policing practices make it more difficult for homeless individuals to be rehoused. Fellow Devin O'Donnell
view article - Pharmacy Deserts 03.26.2021 view article - Pharmacy Deserts Health Equity Pharmacy Deserts Twenty-four percent of all LA County census tracts are pharmacy deserts. But they are not created equal. Fellow Edward Alexander
view article - The Meaning of Greenery 03.25.2021 view article - The Meaning of Greenery Environment Environmental Health The Meaning of Greenery Studies show access to green space improves mental health and reduces the risk of dying from cardiovascular disease. But does all green space yield the same health benefits? Fellow Sara Mar
view article - In Plain Site 03.19.2021 view article - In Plain Site Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use In Plain Site Safe consumption sites can decrease overdose mortality and drug use—yet, in the US, politics and assumptions hinder legislation allowing such sites. Fellow Rubina Veerakone
view article - The Hues of Heroism 03.10.2021 view article - The Hues of Heroism Disease COVID-19 The Hues of Heroism Health care workers of color are over five times likelier to develop Covid-19 than the general public—and their households face worse health outcomes. Fellow Maya Thirkill
view article - Streets Made for Walking 03.08.2021 view article - Streets Made for Walking Environment Environmental Health Streets Made for Walking Simple changes in built environment features can increase exercise rates, improve mental wellbeing, and lower mortality. Fellow Devin O'Donnell
view article - Read Between the Tweets 03.05.2021 view article - Read Between the Tweets Sexual & Reproductive Health Sex and Sexuality Read Between the Tweets Social media doesn't just read our minds; it can help shape our health behaviors. Fellow Rubina Veerakone