Penn CICADA Initiative Names Three Researchers for 2021-2022 Cohort
Atheendar Venkataramani Receives Milbank Quarterly Early Career Award
Liquor Stores and Drug Overdoses
The War on Drugs as Structural Racism
The Long-term Health Effects of Eviction on Young Adults
During the pandemic, the nationwide moratorium on evictions for rent non-payment had clear public health and economic goals: to reduce unnecessary COVID-19 transmission and avoid widespread homelessness. But the benefits of the moratorium, which has been challenged in court and is now s
Reaching Herd Immunity for COVID-19 Vaccine Means Long-Term Investments
To achieve the estimated 75%-80% vaccination rate needed for herd immunity, the nation will need to invest in reaching virtually all adults in the United States. This daunting task requires thinking about communities at risk for poor health outcomes, particularly communities of color.
Food Prescription Programs: Future Potential and Current Obstacles
Atrial Fibrillation Disparities Were Topic of 2021 Samuel Martin Lecture
Racial Bias in Mortality Prediction Scores
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to face many uncomfortable realities. As critical care physicians, my colleagues and I work in intensive care units (ICUs) that have grown to accommodate the large numbers of patients who have become seriously ill from COVID-19 during the past year. However, the specter of scarcity has been looming. We know that a day may come when there are not enough ICU beds or ventilators for all the patients who need them.
Expanding Coverage Through the Health Insurance Marketplaces
Integrating Social Needs Into Health Care Practice: Evidence and Barriers
Inclusive Autism Screening
[Cross-posted with Penn Center for Mental Health]
How Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric Affects Health Care Utilization: Chart of the Day
Alison Buttenheim's Congressional Testimony on COVID Vaccine Hesitancy
Exploring Inequities in Telemedicine
[Cross-posted from the Tradeoffs Research Corner]