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view article - Food Is Medicine: Incorporating Pantries into Clinical Care 11.09.2026 view article - Food Is Medicine: Incorporating Pantries into Clinical Care Health Equity Nutrition Food Is Medicine: Incorporating Pantries into Clinical Care The BMC Preventive Food Pantry illustrates the role health care institutions can play in supporting patient nutrition and well-being. Guest Authors Jim Parisi, Cristina Gago, Sophie Haugen, Alana Brennan, Olivia Thomas
view article - Voter Registration for Better Health 10.30.2026 view article - Voter Registration for Better Health Health Equity Policy Voter Registration for Better Health Health care-based voter registration programs are more effective than party-affiliated campaigns in reaching eligible voters. Fellow Priyanka Athalye
view article - Financial Warfare: Economic Abuse In Relationships 10.29.2026 view article - Financial Warfare: Economic Abuse In Relationships Health Equity Violence Financial Warfare: Economic Abuse In Relationships Victims of abuse may struggle to find the economic stability necessary to leave a toxic relationship. Important lessons may be found abroad. Fellow Adna Jaganjac
view article - Do the U.S. Dietary Guidelines Help Americans Eat Healthier? 10.26.2026 view article - Do the U.S. Dietary Guidelines Help Americans Eat Healthier? Health Equity Nutrition Do the U.S. Dietary Guidelines Help Americans Eat Healthier? The new Dietary Guidelines for Americans urge us to eat more protein, but American diet trends tell us to focus on more fruits and veggies. Guest Author Heather Eicher-Miller
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