view article - War on Words 12.03.2020 view article - War on Words Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use War on Words The way journalists and reporters frame public health crises has the power to create and perpetuate racist bias. Fellow Edward Alexander
view article - Immigrant Health is Public Health 10.20.2020 view article - Immigrant Health is Public Health Health Equity Immigrant Health is Public Health Covid-19 response efforts must recognize the complex factors that affect health outcomes of different immigrant communities. Guest Authors Darlene Xiomara Rodriguez, Jessica Hill, Paul McDaniel
view article - Stigmatizing Abortion 06.25.2020 view article - Stigmatizing Abortion Sexual & Reproductive Health Abortion Stigmatizing Abortion When peers are unsupportive, discriminatory, or judgmental and stigmatize abortion, pregnant women experience high rates of depression, anxiety, and stress. Fellow Pat Williams
view article - Multidimensional Masculinity 06.01.2020 view article - Multidimensional Masculinity Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Multidimensional Masculinity Valuing toughness and anti-femininity might be risk factors because of the negative connotations associated with seeking treatment for mental health. Fellow Pat Williams
view article - Restoring LGBTQ Health 05.28.2020 view article - Restoring LGBTQ Health Health Equity LGBTQ+ Health Restoring LGBTQ Health By the end of 2015, nearly 60% of LGBTQ people reported at least 14 poor health days after the passage of a Religious Freedom Restoration Act in Indiana. Fellow Edward Alexander
view article - Say the Word 02.19.2020 view article - Say the Word Health Equity Disability Say the Word Academic research has the opportunity to privilege the voices of people with disabilities, rather than assuming that disability is inherently negative. Guest Author Anjali Forber-Pratt
view article - Cuts and Condoms 11.13.2019 view article - Cuts and Condoms Sexual & Reproductive Health Sex and Sexuality Cuts and Condoms Black men are impacted by HIV more than any other group in the US, and programs like Barbershop Talk with Brothers could reduce HIV inequities nationwide. Fellow Jori Fortson
view article - An Historic Opioid Study 10.25.2019 view article - An Historic Opioid Study Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use An Historic Opioid Study Researchers at Boston Medical Center were selected to represent Massachusetts in a $350 million study to address the opioid epidemic. Fellow Julia Garcia
view article - Injection Protection 10.21.2019 view article - Injection Protection Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Injection Protection A judge in Philadelphia ruled safe consumption spaces do not violate federal law, which may push others to seriously consider this harm reduction option. Fellow Greg Kantor