view article - Then and Now: Rape Victimization and Perpetration 04.06.2022 view article - Then and Now: Rape Victimization and Perpetration Health Equity Violence Then and Now: Rape Victimization and Perpetration A recent study compared rates of rape victimization and rape perpetration involving college students across 30 years. Guest Author Mary Koss
view article - “You’re obviously in the wrong place": Ableism, Racism, and Work 03.30.2022 view article - “You’re obviously in the wrong place": Ableism, Racism, and Work Health Equity Disability “You’re obviously in the wrong place": Ableism, Racism, and Work People with disabilities or chronic illness experience reduced employment opportunities, leading to financial insecurity and chronic stress, and ultimately, poor health outcomes. Such discrimination echoes similarities with racism. Fellow Rubina Veerakone
view article - When Culture and Preventative Care Collide 03.23.2022 view article - When Culture and Preventative Care Collide Health Equity When Culture and Preventative Care Collide Researchers identified factors that shape attitudes of Somali, Ethiopian and Eritrean immigrant communities and deter them from seeking preventative care. Guest Authors Shukri Hassan, Farah Mohamed, Rena Patel, Roxanne Kerani
view article - Birth Certificate Policies and LGBTQ+ Families 03.17.2022 view article - Birth Certificate Policies and LGBTQ+ Families Health Equity LGBTQ+ Health Birth Certificate Policies and LGBTQ+ Families Birth registration systems in some states have begun to include options for diverse family structures, but this is not the case nationally. Guest Authors Adary Zhang, Stephanie A. Leonard, Juno Obedin-Maliver
view article - Social Media Engagement and Obesity Rates 03.16.2022 view article - Social Media Engagement and Obesity Rates Health Equity Nutrition Social Media Engagement and Obesity Rates Following fast-food brands online significantly correlates with state-level obesity rates. Guest Authors Marie Bragg, Josh Arshonsky
view article - From Dust to Dust 03.14.2022 view article - From Dust to Dust Environment Environmental Health From Dust to Dust How dust will impact human health in the future will be determined by land use practices, climate variability, and climate change. Fellow Devin O'Donnell
view article - Social Determinants of Breastfeeding in the United States 03.11.2022 view article - Social Determinants of Breastfeeding in the United States Sexual & Reproductive Health Maternal Health Social Determinants of Breastfeeding in the United States Social determinants of health contribute to on-going breastfeeding disparities in the U.S. Guest Authors Katherine Standish, Margaret Parker
view article - Turning the Tide 03.09.2022 view article - Turning the Tide Environment Climate Change Turning the Tide A functioning global ocean is essential to maintaining the ecosystems that support human life. Fellow Devin O'Donnell
view article - Sexual Assault Evidence Collection Kits: The Many Barriers to Access 03.07.2022 view article - Sexual Assault Evidence Collection Kits: The Many Barriers to Access Health Equity Violence Sexual Assault Evidence Collection Kits: The Many Barriers to Access Shortages of staff trained in providing sexual assault evidence collection kits, concerns about the timing of when an exam can be given, and the need for specialized care are barriers to having evidence collected following an assault. Guest Author Izabela Sadej