view article - My Disease Is Not Benign In Any Sense of the Word 03.03.2026 view article - My Disease Is Not Benign In Any Sense of the Word Disease Chronic Disease My Disease Is Not Benign In Any Sense of the Word When we call a disease like endometriosis benign, we are telling the world it doesn’t deserve to be understood. Fellow Rowena Lindsay
view article - The Food Pyramid Has Flipped. Can Libraries Help Make Sense of It? 02.20.2026 view article - The Food Pyramid Has Flipped. Can Libraries Help Make Sense of It? Health Equity Nutrition The Food Pyramid Has Flipped. Can Libraries Help Make Sense of It? Public libraries are filling critical gaps in food and nutrition education following recent federal guideline changes and program cuts. Guest Authors Bobby J. Smith II, Maria Bonn
view article - Fact Over Fiction: Medicaid, Immigration, and Health Care Access 02.18.2026 view article - Fact Over Fiction: Medicaid, Immigration, and Health Care Access Health Equity Policy Fact Over Fiction: Medicaid, Immigration, and Health Care Access False claims about Medicaid eligibility for immigrants have been used to justify policy changes proposed in the OBBBA. Here are the facts. Guest Authors Kevin H. Nguyen, Stephanie Ettinger de Cuba
view article - The Public Health Implications of ICE 02.12.2026 view article - The Public Health Implications of ICE Health Equity Policy The Public Health Implications of ICE ICE activities threaten public health by facilitating disease transmission, deterring people from seeking care, and disrupting schools. Guest Authors Jocelyn Fimbres, Kathryn Rodgers
view article - Collective Imagination Is the First Step Towards Change 02.10.2026 view article - Collective Imagination Is the First Step Towards Change Health Equity Collective Imagination Is the First Step Towards Change Making a better world for future generations means we need to imagine doing better today so we can carve a path towards a more just tomorrow. Guest Author Paul J. Fleming
view article - Beyond the Number: Why Public Health Should Rethink Use of BMI 02.06.2026 view article - Beyond the Number: Why Public Health Should Rethink Use of BMI Health Equity Beyond the Number: Why Public Health Should Rethink Use of BMI When BMI drives decisions about care and coverage, it can reinforce stigma and deepen the inequities that public health is designed to reduce. Fellow Aidan Stotz
view article - The Hidden Hunger Crisis on Massachusetts Campuses 02.03.2026 view article - The Hidden Hunger Crisis on Massachusetts Campuses Health Equity Nutrition The Hidden Hunger Crisis on Massachusetts Campuses One in three college students across the Commonwealth faces food insecurity, forcing many to skip meals or ration groceries just to get by. Guest Authors Annamarie Rapa, Alister Martin
view article - Call Me Maybe? It Might Help People Stay Enrolled in Medicaid 12.08.2025 view article - Call Me Maybe? It Might Help People Stay Enrolled in Medicaid Health Equity Policy Call Me Maybe? It Might Help People Stay Enrolled in Medicaid A recent intervention in Wisconsin shows that a quick phone call can increase Medicaid renewals and prevent lapses in coverage. Guest Authors Monica Aswani, Paul Shafer
view article - The Power Within Communities Is the Prescription We Keep Overlooking 12.02.2025 view article - The Power Within Communities Is the Prescription We Keep Overlooking Health Equity The Power Within Communities Is the Prescription We Keep Overlooking We often look for prescriptions in clinics, but the most powerful tools for improving health begin in neighborhoods, schools, and communities. Guest Author Lily Fotovat Editor Monica L. Wang