view article - Death by a Trillion Cuts: The Unraveling of Medicaid 10.21.2026 view article - Death by a Trillion Cuts: The Unraveling of Medicaid Health Equity Policy Death by a Trillion Cuts: The Unraveling of Medicaid Projected cuts to Medicaid funding will create an adversarial process that increases burdens for everyone—enrollees, states, and providers. Guest Authors Paul Shafer, Nicole Huberfeld
view article - AI’s Least Glamorous Job 10.16.2026 view article - AI’s Least Glamorous Job Disease Infectious Disease AI’s Least Glamorous Job Using AI to search documents for information gaps could leave investigators more time to detect disease, contact clinics, and explain risks. Guest Author Brandon Huynh
view article - The Sound of Survival, and the Silence of Survivorship 10.14.2026 view article - The Sound of Survival, and the Silence of Survivorship Disease Chronic Disease The Sound of Survival, and the Silence of Survivorship The end of childhood cancer treatment marks the beginning of a lifetime of care and health challenges that largely go unacknowledged. Fellow Aidan Stotz
view article - Is Public Health on the Ballot in the 2026 Midterm Election? 10.13.2026 view article - Is Public Health on the Ballot in the 2026 Midterm Election? Health Equity Policy Is Public Health on the Ballot in the 2026 Midterm Election? A political scientist's perspective on the case for and against the 2026 midterm election as a health policy referendum. Guest Author Matt Motta
view article - When Advocacy Becomes Health-System Outsourcing 10.06.2026 view article - When Advocacy Becomes Health-System Outsourcing Sexual & Reproductive Health Maternal Health When Advocacy Becomes Health-System Outsourcing How much responsibility can we place on new mothers before self-advocacy begins to mask health care failures? Guest Author Casey Keen
view article - It's Time to Update Our Approach to Cancer Prevention 10.05.2026 view article - It's Time to Update Our Approach to Cancer Prevention Disease Chronic Disease It's Time to Update Our Approach to Cancer Prevention Cancer is a disease that affects communities, not just individuals, so efforts toward prevention should be community-based. Guest Author Mary C. White
view article - When Health Programs Build Communities 10.01.2026 view article - When Health Programs Build Communities Health Equity Policy When Health Programs Build Communities Venezuela’s Barrio Adentro program offers a look into how health programs can shape community relationships and build trust. Guest Author Kiera Eckhardt
view article - When Technical Language Travels 09.29.2026 view article - When Technical Language Travels Health Equity When Technical Language Travels If the language we use to describe a community does not align with the place people know and call home, we should ask what we are missing. Guest Author Lauren Bigger
view article - Working, But Not Enough to Keep Medicaid 09.18.2026 view article - Working, But Not Enough to Keep Medicaid Health Equity Policy Working, But Not Enough to Keep Medicaid Starting in 2027, new work requirements will likely result in over 5 million Americans losing their Medicaid coverage despite being employed. Guest Authors Paul Shafer, Timothy Callaghan