view article - Unaccompanied Immigrant Children Are Highly Vulnerable 12.10.2018 view article - Unaccompanied Immigrant Children Are Highly Vulnerable Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health Unaccompanied Immigrant Children Are Highly Vulnerable Understanding the unique needs of unaccompanied immigrant children who have been placed in foster care is a crucial part of the US response to a deepening humanitarian crisis. Guest Author Thomas M. Crea
view article - Driving While Sleeping 12.07.2018 view article - Driving While Sleeping Health Equity Driving While Sleeping Racial minorities are 2.4 times more likely to have sleepiness-related accidents than White drivers. Researchers studied the underlying personal and social health factors that influence drowsy driving. Fellow Erin Polka
view article - What’s Stopping LGBTQ Progress in Schools? 12.05.2018 view article - What’s Stopping LGBTQ Progress in Schools? Health Equity LGBTQ+ Health What’s Stopping LGBTQ Progress in Schools? Few schools are implementing the full panel of CDC-recommended policies to support LGBTQ students. Researchers interviewed school administrators and school health professionals to find out why. Fellow Chrissy Packtor
view article - Sharing (Anxiety and Depression) is Caring 12.03.2018 view article - Sharing (Anxiety and Depression) is Caring Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Sharing (Anxiety and Depression) is Caring In a study of seventh graders followed over time, researchers considered how negative emotions might predict the end of adolescent friendships. Fellow Sampada Nandyala
view article - Who Cares for Our Children? 11.29.2018 view article - Who Cares for Our Children? Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health Who Cares for Our Children? Parents assume their child will be treated fairly and with respect at childcare facilities, but children of color may be experiencing bias from the adults caring for them. Fellow Chrissy Packtor
view article - Longevity Secrets of Utah Centenarians 11.28.2018 view article - Longevity Secrets of Utah Centenarians Health Equity Aging Populations Longevity Secrets of Utah Centenarians People live to age 100 or older are a rapidly expanding subgroup of the older adult population. The answer to their longevity might be sleep, satisfaction, and support. Guest Authors Jake Rogers, Jeremy B. Yorgason
view article - Trump, Federalism, and the Environment 11.26.2018 view article - Trump, Federalism, and the Environment Environment Environmental Health Trump, Federalism, and the Environment The Trump Administration has pursued a strategy of reducing federal government responsibility for environmental protection and devolving responsibility to the states. Guest Authors David Konisky, Neal Woods
view article - A Street with a Public Health View 11.21.2018 view article - A Street with a Public Health View Environment Environmental Health A Street with a Public Health View A review of 54 studies identified ways in which Google Street View has been used for public health research, including gathering data on neighborhood green space and health policy compliance. Fellow Erin Polka
view article - Sexbots: The Future of Fornication? 11.15.2018 view article - Sexbots: The Future of Fornication? Sexual & Reproductive Health Sex and Sexuality Sexbots: The Future of Fornication? Sex robots are here to stay. Public health professionals need to be involved in the development, design, and research of sexbots and their impact on health. Guest Authors Charlotte Miller, Indigo Miller