Skip to content
Header Logo
Menu
  • About
  • Categories
    • A-H
      • Addiction & Substance Abuse
      • Affordable Care Act
      • Antimicrobial Resistance
      • Children’s Health
      • Environmental Health
      • Food Safety & Nutrition
      • Global Health
      • Health Equity
    • I-P
      • Infectious Diseases & Vaccines
      • Injury Control & Violence
      • Labor Rights
      • Medicaid & CHIP
      • Mental Health
      • Occup Health News Roundup
      • Public Health Practice
      • Public Health Science
    • R-T
      • Reproductive & Sexual Health
      • Scientific Integrity & Ethics
      • Social Determinants of Health
      • State & Local Public Health
      • Toxic Substances
      • Transportation & Urbanization
    • U-Z
      • US Government
      • US Healthcare System
      • Water & Sanitation
      • Women’s Health
      • Worker Health & Safety
Reproductive & Sexual Health Domestic gag rule imperils Title X family planning program
May 29, 2018 Liz Borkowski, MPH 1Comment

The Trump administration’s latest move to deny reproductive autonomy to women with low incomes takes the form of a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on major changes to the Title X family planning program.

Read More
Pres Trump Advocates raise alarm over language, omissions in new Title X funding announcement
March 9, 2018 Kim Krisberg 3Comment

About two weeks ago, federal health officials released a new funding announcement for the nation’s Title X family planning program, which serves millions of women each year. In the entire 60-page document, you won’t find the words “contraception” or “contraceptive” mentioned even once.

Read More
Children's Health Study finds big differences in infant mortality within Texas cities and between its ZIP codes
January 27, 2018 Kim Krisberg

As a state, Texas’ infant mortality rate is below the national average, at 5.7 infant deaths per 1,000 live births. But within the state, some communities experience much higher rates, with stark differences between ZIP codes sitting only a few miles apart.

Read More

Posts navigation

Previous 1 2

Search

Latest Articles

The Year in U.S. Occupational Health and Safety January 4, 2021
Hearing on the Hyde Amendment Emphasizes the Policy’s Racist Harms December 12, 2020
Hope for Science in a Biden Administration November 28, 2020
Restoring Science at Federal Agencies October 19, 2020
With MMWR meddling, Trump administration interference with science crosses another awful line September 12, 2020

Contributors

Celeste Monforton, DrPH, MPH
Celeste
Monforton, DrPH,
Liz Borkowski, MPH
Liz
Borkowski, MPH
Kim Krisberg
Kim
Krisberg
Garrett Brown
Garrett
Brown