Databyte Archives

03.08.2021 a graph of a graph with blue and red lines

Streets Made for Walking

Simple changes in built environment features can increase exercise rates, improve mental wellbeing, and lower mortality.

Fellow Devin O'Donnell

03.05.2021 a graph of different colored lines

Read Between the Tweets

Social media platforms may track our preferences, but they may also help to shape our preferences and even our health behaviors.

Fellow Rubina Veerakone

03.04.2021 a map of the united states with different colored maps

Dying to Get a Mortgage

Homeowners reap a multitude of benefits compared to renters—including accumulation of wealth, long-term stability, and overall better health—yet systemic racism denies many the opportunity for homeownership.

Fellow Sara Mar

03.01.2021 a graph of a number of people

Health Equity

Women's Work

As long as our current gender roles levy more domestic work on women, their productivity is at risk.

Fellow Edward Alexander

02.16.2021 a graph of different colored bars

Health Equity

Less Stress

Conventional research on stress, poverty, and race often concludes that poorer minority families live the most stressful lives; a recent study suggests that, in Detroit, there is more to the story.

Fellow Edward Alexander

02.11.2021 a graph with numbers and lines

Good, Bad, and Ugly

Local public health systems could play a significant role in reducing rural disparities during the Covid-19 pandemic and beyond.

Fellow Gray Babbs

02.09.2021 a map of the united states

Trans Bans

Some legislators are trying to block a critical pathway to suicide prevention for trans young people: gender-affirming healthcare.

Fellow Gray Babbs

02.02.2021 a graph of different colored bars

Whose Poo?

Fecal contamination of groundwater is a growing concern in areas threatened by increasing precipitation and flooding due to climate change.

Fellow Tasha McAbee

01.27.2021 a graphic of a chart with people and text

Health Equity

No Need to Fear

Policies that prohibit anyone from donating based on their sexual orientation and history are not only arbitrary, they are discriminatory.

Fellow Tasha McAbee

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