view article - Working, But Not Enough to Keep Medicaid 09.18.2026 view article - Working, But Not Enough to Keep Medicaid Health Equity Policy Working, But Not Enough to Keep Medicaid Starting in 2027, new work requirements will likely result in over 5 million Americans losing their Medicaid coverage despite being employed. Guest Authors Paul Shafer, Timothy Callaghan
view article - A Healthier Partner, a Happier Sex Life? 09.10.2026 view article - A Healthier Partner, a Happier Sex Life? Sexual & Reproductive Health Sex and Sexuality A Healthier Partner, a Happier Sex Life? For aging couples, both feeling healthy and perceiving their partner as healthy shape sexual well-being and intimacy. Guest Author Yoobin Park
view article - When Communities Drive Discovery: How AI Can Democratize Health Research 09.02.2026 view article - When Communities Drive Discovery: How AI Can Democratize Health Research Health Equity Policy When Communities Drive Discovery: How AI Can Democratize Health Research Community-led research can face barriers to change. Using AI tools thoughtfully can help translate lived experiences into meaningful action. Guest Authors Ankita Kaulberg, Eduardo De la Vega-Taboada, Abby C. King
view article - Putting the PECEs Together: Helping More Children Get Ready for School 08.26.2026 view article - Putting the PECEs Together: Helping More Children Get Ready for School Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health Putting the PECEs Together: Helping More Children Get Ready for School Children with positive early childhood experiences (PECEs) were more school-ready than those without, regardless of prior adversity. (From 2024) Guest Authors Marvin So, Krista P. Woodward
view article - Fighting Fire with Fire 08.24.2026 view article - Fighting Fire with Fire Environment Climate Change Fighting Fire with Fire Intentionally burning 500,000 acres of conifer forests each year would reduce air pollution from wildfires by 10% after a decade. Fellow Rylie Lillibridge
view article - Reaping the Benefits 06.30.2026 view article - Reaping the Benefits Environment Environmental Health Reaping the Benefits Urban agriculture brings environmental and social benefits to communities. But challenges around access and inclusivity remain. (From 2023) Fellow Barbara Espinosa
view article - Obstetric Care Disappears as Home Births Rise 06.29.2026 view article - Obstetric Care Disappears as Home Births Rise Sexual & Reproductive Health Maternal Health Obstetric Care Disappears as Home Births Rise While some mothers prefer to have a home birth, others are finding themselves with few options as nearby labor and delivery units disappear. Fellow Kylee Cochran
view article - The Rise of Herbal Supplements and Their Hidden Risks 06.24.2026 view article - The Rise of Herbal Supplements and Their Hidden Risks Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use The Rise of Herbal Supplements and Their Hidden Risks Calls to poison centers due to complications with herbal supplements like kava and kratom are up 383% and 1,200%, respectively. Fellow Rylie Lillibridge
view article - Burning Questions: Why U.S. Sunscreens Fall Short 06.10.2026 view article - Burning Questions: Why U.S. Sunscreens Fall Short Environment Environmental Health Burning Questions: Why U.S. Sunscreens Fall Short Only 1 in 4 sunscreens on the U.S. market offer sufficient sun protection and are free of concerning ingredients. (From 2024) Fellow Jude Sleiman