view article - Schools and Scales 02.18.2021 view article - Schools and Scales Health Equity Nutrition Schools and Scales Policymakers argue school BMI policies prevent childhood obesity. But recent research indicates that the practice is not only ineffective. It’s harmful. Fellow Gray Babbs
view article - Breast Density by Law 02.10.2021 view article - Breast Density by Law Disease Chronic Disease Breast Density by Law The standard for detecting breast cancer is imagery – either by mammogram or ultrasound. However, breasts are not uniformly photogenic. Fellow Tasha McAbee
view article - The 'Public' in Public Health 02.05.2021 view article - The 'Public' in Public Health Health Equity The 'Public' in Public Health Across the United States, a higher percentage of farmworkers in a county was associated with a higher number of deaths from Covid-19. Guest Author Rebecca Fielding-Miller
view article - Sailing Impossible Seas 02.04.2021 view article - Sailing Impossible Seas Health Equity Sailing Impossible Seas Incorporating stress appraisal into health disparities research demonstrates the distinctiveness of the stress experiences for Black elders. Guest Author Lauren Brown
view article - Shipping Shapes Health 02.03.2021 view article - Shipping Shapes Health Environment Environmental Health Shipping Shapes Health Shipping is indispensable for the global economy, but it is also one of the world’s highest polluting sectors. Guest Authors Kenneth Gillingham, Pei Huang
view article - Cardio Confinement 02.01.2021 view article - Cardio Confinement Health Equity Incarceration Cardio Confinement Solitary confinement creates a state of extreme social deprivation that harms both mental and physical health. Guest Authors Brie Williams, Amanda Li
view article - Arrests and the Health of Latinx Youth 01.28.2021 view article - Arrests and the Health of Latinx Youth Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health Arrests and the Health of Latinx Youth While border crossings continue to be the premier story for immigration, interior arrests are equally as important and often overlooked. Guest Author Zachary Giano
view article - Subsidizing Sustenance 01.26.2021 view article - Subsidizing Sustenance Health Equity Nutrition Subsidizing Sustenance The current Farm Bill expires in 2023, so there is a great opportunity to use the next one as an avenue of potential change. Guest Author Jennifer L. Pomeranz
view article - Human Health and Ocean Pollution 01.20.2021 view article - Human Health and Ocean Pollution Environment Environmental Health Human Health and Ocean Pollution Plastic pollution has gained wide notoriety of late, but other forms of marine pollution have worsened invisibly. Guest Author Philip Landrigan