view article - Syringe Programs Reduce Harm in Rural Kentucky 11.22.2022 view article - Syringe Programs Reduce Harm in Rural Kentucky Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Syringe Programs Reduce Harm in Rural Kentucky Syringe exchange programs can reduce new infectious disease diagnoses in rural areas, researchers determined from Kentucky Medicaid data. Guest Authors Matthew Walton, Kailyn Conner, Cameron Bushling, Angela Taylor
view article - The Wisdom of Wastewater 11.21.2022 view article - The Wisdom of Wastewater Environment Environmental Health The Wisdom of Wastewater Wastewater sampling studies can detect how contagious a disease is in addition to tracking the presence of virus or bacteria in a community. Fellow Barbara Espinosa
view article - Nursing Healthy Eating 11.17.2022 view article - Nursing Healthy Eating Health Equity Nutrition Nursing Healthy Eating Several factors contribute to healthy eating for people who use food banks, and nurses may help navigate barriers. Fellow Barbara Espinosa
view article - Cancer Screening in Low-Income Neighborhoods 11.15.2022 view article - Cancer Screening in Low-Income Neighborhoods Disease Chronic Disease Cancer Screening in Low-Income Neighborhoods Researchers studied neighborhood and individual factors that influenced cancer screening among diverse, socio-economically disadvantaged, and underserved Philadelphia area residents. Fellow Barbara Espinosa
view article - Childhood Weight Affects Puberty Timing 11.09.2022 view article - Childhood Weight Affects Puberty Timing Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health Childhood Weight Affects Puberty Timing Childhood obesity, a known risk factor for early puberty in girls, is also a risk factor in boys. Guest Author Ai Kubo
view article - Crime and Overdoses: The Vicious Cycle of Untreated Addiction 11.07.2022 view article - Crime and Overdoses: The Vicious Cycle of Untreated Addiction Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Crime and Overdoses: The Vicious Cycle of Untreated Addiction Data indicates the current approach toward minor drug-use-related crime doesn't reduce criminal activity or effectively prevent future overdoses. Guest Author Alice Zhang
view article - Unequal Harms of Nearby Large Swine Farms 11.01.2022 view article - Unequal Harms of Nearby Large Swine Farms Environment Environmental Health Unequal Harms of Nearby Large Swine Farms The association between industrial hog operations and gastrointestinal illness in rural eastern North Carolina highlights environmental injustices among Native American and Black communities. Guest Author Arbor Quist
view article - "It's Just a Migraine" 10.31.2022 view article - "It's Just a Migraine" Health Equity Disability "It's Just a Migraine" Limited research and knowledge gaps about migraines leaves patients and some providers in the dark. Fellow Abby Outterson
view article - Love Bites 10.27.2022 view article - Love Bites Disease Infectious Disease Love Bites A qualitative study provided insight into the challenges Chagas disease patients face, and lessons for improving screening and care. Fellow Bethany Hallenborg