The Precarious Future of Roe v. Wade: Texas and Mississippi
The anti-abortion movement, built over nearly fifty years, is closer than it has ever been to dismantling Roe v. Wade.
Read moreTaking Lessons from COVID-19 into the Future
With the advent of universal vaccine eligibility for those 12 and older, there was a dramatic decrease in COVID-related hospitalizations
Read moreYour Herd is Larger Than You Think: Why Global Vaccine Equity is Crucial
Without global herd immunity, the pandemic can never truly come to an end.
Read moreCOVID-19: When Work-Based Insurance Hardly Works
On January 20, 2020, the first case of the novel coronavirus was identified in Washington State. 28 million cases and
Read moreVulnerable Patients During COVID-19: How Can Community Paramedicine Programs Keep People Safe at Home?
Note, while this narrative is based on a real patient, names have been changed to protect privacy. “Is it safe?”
Read moreCatching a flight? Here’s how to not catch COVID, too.
I get it! Flights are cheap and hotels are desperate for tourists, and you’ve been cooped up for nearly a
Read moreRed Pill or Blue Pill? The Politicization of Health in America
If you’re tired of seeing political candidates on your screens every election season, yelling and talking over each other in
Read moreHow Can We Save Everything the ACA Protects: The Answer is Georgia!
COVID-19 has ravaged economies and devastated communities worldwide and has not spared the United States. Despite ample resources, biomedical advancements,
Read moreThe Collision of Homelessness and COVID-19 in Boston: An Urgent Crisis
As the first snowstorm is upon us, and temperatures are dropping we must turn our attention to the homelessness crisis
Read moreOctober: Health Literacy Month
The leaves are falling, the air is cool and crisp, and the smell of apple cider donuts is in the
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