view article - Color Coding Breast Cancer Outcomes 10.23.2026 view article - Color Coding Breast Cancer Outcomes Disease Chronic Disease Color Coding Breast Cancer Outcomes Women living in historically redlined neighborhoods experienced poorer breast cancer outcomes than those living in other neighborhoods. Fellow Hannah Tremont
view article - Illuminating the Benefits of Daylight 10.22.2026 view article - Illuminating the Benefits of Daylight Environment Environmental Health Illuminating the Benefits of Daylight Frequent exposure to daylight has many health benefits, including boosting mood, lowering dementia risk, and regulating glucose levels. Fellow Rylie Lillibridge
view article - Sip Happens: The Social Normalization of Wine Moms 10.19.2026 view article - Sip Happens: The Social Normalization of Wine Moms Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Sip Happens: The Social Normalization of Wine Moms Wine mom culture—the phenomenon of using wine as a coping mechanism—is widely accepted and is fostering concerning habits among some women. Fellow Dani Weissert
view article - Pauses for Pedestrians 10.15.2026 view article - Pauses for Pedestrians Environment Environmental Health Pauses for Pedestrians As more cities adopt leading pedestrian intervals at crosswalks, growing evidence shows that pausing traffic for a few seconds saves lives. Fellow Rylie Lillibridge
view article - Moving Midstream: A Community Approach to Childhood Obesity Prevention 10.09.2026 view article - Moving Midstream: A Community Approach to Childhood Obesity Prevention Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health Moving Midstream: A Community Approach to Childhood Obesity Prevention The H2GO! program empowers youth to become health messengers in the ongoing fight to reduce sugar-sweetened beverage intake. Editor Monica L. Wang
view article - Fighting Hockey’s Deadly Toll 09.28.2026 view article - Fighting Hockey’s Deadly Toll Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Fighting Hockey’s Deadly Toll Hockey enforcers endure relentless physicality and blows to the head, putting them at high risk of developing chronic brain injuries. (From 2023) Fellow Caroline Dignard
view article - Having Kids in a Changing Climate 09.25.2026 view article - Having Kids in a Changing Climate Environment Climate Change Having Kids in a Changing Climate Overconsumption, overpopulation, and uncertainty about the future of the planet were among the reasons people cited for not wanting children. (From 2021) Guest Author Samantha White
view article - Racial Disparities in Survivor Support 09.24.2026 view article - Racial Disparities in Survivor Support Health Equity Violence Racial Disparities in Survivor Support Victim compensation claims submitted by Black or Indigenous women were much less likely to be approved than claims submitted by White women. Fellow Priyanka Athalye
view article - Seeking Abortion Care Across State Lines 09.23.2026 view article - Seeking Abortion Care Across State Lines Sexual & Reproductive Health Abortion Seeking Abortion Care Across State Lines Every day, patients across the country undergo complex and strenuous journeys to get the abortion care that they need. Guest Author Alia Cornell