Research Archives

11.23.2020 a green recycle symbol made from paper

If single-stream recycling is to remain an option, we need better recycler education and container labeling to prevent cross-contamination.

Fellow Tasha McAbee

11.20.2020 a black and white drawing of a brain

The mental health services landscape developed as segregated and inadequate for Black Americans during and after Reconstruction.

Guest Authors Steven Starks, Pamela Y. Collins

11.17.2020 a group of people wearing face masks

The public health response to Covid-19 provides us with an unprecedented opportunity to end the HIV epidemic in America.

11.16.2020 a man playing a flute on a rock

Now is the time to start educating the health care workforce about the risks of climate change and how to reduce them.

Guest Author Aaron Bernstein

11.13.2020 a face mask on top of money

While the pandemic has led to massive strides in remote-care delivery, we must ensure that the concerns of homebound patients are addressed.

11.12.2020 a hand holding a mug of beer

Researchers found that as people moved from richer neighborhoods to poorer ones, they drank more and reported more alcohol consequences.

Fellow Edward Alexander

11.11.2020 a pattern of white and grey virus

Fraud is one of the by-products of the uncertainty and fear sown by the Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent economic recession.

Guest Authors Nambi J. Ndugga, Alex E. Woodruff

11.09.2020 a blue and green hexagons

Regulations such as chemical bans, mitigation, and health monitoring should accurately reflect these chemical threats to our hormonal health.

Fellow Tasha McAbee

11.06.2020 a close up of a seat belt

“Stop and Frisk” policies are now widely recognized to have been used to profile and target racial minorities.

Fellow Tasha McAbee

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