Journalists help us make sense of the horrors, challenges, and hope as the COVID-19 pandemic’s toll on the U.S. grows.
Recent pieces address EPA’s proposed rule that would devastate public health protections, the reproductive justice movement, unsafe water in rural California communities, and more.
Public Health Practice
Worth reading: Black Maternal Health Week, childcare costs, and ocean conservation
Recent pieces worth reading include articles for Black Maternal Health Week, a look at candidates’ childcare proposals, an interview about social justice and ocean conservation, and more.
Public Health Practice
Worth reading: Title X gag rule, Time’s Up Healthcare, and cutting child poverty
Recent pieces address the Title X gag rule, the debut of Time’s Up Healthcare, Medicaid work requirements, and more.
Public Health Practice
Worth reading: Methadone, police violence, and taking children from their parents
Recent pieces address taking children from their parents, limited treatment options for opioid use disorder, and how police violence is a reproductive justice issue. (Updated 8/16 with links to Charlottesville-related pieces)
Public Health Practice
Worth reading: Veterans’ health, Medicare data, and public-health challenges in West Virginia
The Washington Post provides in-depth coverage on issues facing veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan; an unprecedented release of Medicare data gives reporters a lot to work with; and journalists consider how West Virginia’s reliance on a few industries has influenced the state’s response to contaminated water and drug addiction.
Public Health Practice
Worth reading: Burdened black lung victims, poor people’s logic, and underground infrastructure
A few recent pieces worth a look
A few recent pieces worth a look
A few recent pieces worth a look
A few recent pieces worth a look.