Databyte Archives

01.08.2021 a graph of health data

All data is health data. Your patterns of technology use, also known as a digital footprint, say a lot about your health.

Fellow Pat Williams

01.07.2021 a graph of a number of people

The ACA granted insurance for millions of people, but insurance is not enough when insured people can’t afford healthcare.

Fellow Gray Babbs

01.05.2021 a graph of the covid-19 virus

States must implement policies that enable lower-income residents to protect their communities from Covid-19.

Fellow Gray Babbs

12.03.2020 a screenshot of a graph

The way journalists and reporters frame public health crises has the power to create and perpetuate racist bias.

Fellow Edward Alexander

11.26.2020 a graph of a number of people with a number of marks

Public support for ranked vaccine allocation will help ensure that funds and distribution efforts target high-risk groups.

Fellow Tasha McAbee

11.24.2020 a graph of a crime

Eighteen to 20-year-olds account for only 4% of the population, yet they are responsible for causing as many as 17% of gun-related deaths.

Fellow Pat Williams

11.19.2020 a graph of health benefits

A startling and rising number of US residents face the everyday uncertainty of food insecurity, but the solution may be more than money.

Fellow Edward Alexander

11.05.2020 a graph of different colored squares

Longer deployment cycles are linked to higher rates of post-traumatic stress diagnoses, especially in the Army.

Fellow Pat Williams

11.03.2020 a map of the united states

Trans people in states with protective policies were more likely to seek healthcare than people in states with restrictive policies.

Fellow Gray Babbs

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