Research Archives

01.09.2023 a small wooden house with a stethoscope

Women living in yellow or red areas on the HOLC's redlining maps experienced poorer health outcomes than those living in green or blue areas.

Fellow Hannah Tremont

12.07.2022 kids sneakers with different direction arrows

Black and White parents have distinct preferences about school characteristics, which can lead to segregation when school choice is available.

12.05.2022 hand filling out unemployment benefits form and mask

Unemployment benefits expansion during the COVID-19 pandemic reinforced racial and ethnic disparities.

12.01.2022 Hands holding red ribbon

Focus group participants reported stigmatizing behavior about being tested for HIV, and among health care providers when seeking HIV testing.

Fellow Connor McCombs

11.28.2022 red telephone on blue background

Half of U.S. counties did not have access to crisis intervention team services in 2020, highlighting a particular need in rural counties.

Guest Author Helen Newton

11.23.2022 prison bars

Do zip codes with prisons have higher toxic contamination than zip codes without prisons?

Fellow Abby Outterson

11.22.2022 Syringes on blue background

Syringe exchange programs can reduce new infectious disease diagnoses in rural areas, researchers determined from Kentucky Medicaid data.

11.21.2022 worker takes a wastewater sample

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

11.17.2022 brown bag of healthy groceries

Several factors contribute to healthy eating for people who use food banks, and nurses may help navigate barriers.

Fellow Barbara Espinosa

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