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    The Impact of Income Volatility on Health Care Decisions

    Brookings Jun 4, 2021

    Edward had a good job, health insurance, and good wages. Then he received an unexpected bill for $1,800 for treatment of an infected tooth. He applied for a medical-expense credit card and…

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    Urban Oil Wells Linked to Asthma and Other Health Problems in Los Angeles

    The Conversation Jun 4, 2021

    When California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a goal to phase out oil drilling statewide by 2045, he focused on its impact on climate change. But oil drilling is also a…

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    COVID-19 Will Bring Insights into Mental Health Care in the U.S.

    RAND Corporation Jun 4, 2021

    By one estimate, as many people experienced serious psychological distress in just the first month of the pandemic as during the entire year before it began. Elevated rates of anxiety and depression…

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    California’s Health Inequalities for Black, Latino and Low-income Residents During COVID-19

    The Conversation

    California, once a national role model for slowing the coronavirus’s spread, has seen record numbers of infections, hospitalizations and deaths in recent days. The surge follows the reopening of many…

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    Working Toward Solutions to End Antibiotic Misuse

    Food Tank Jun 3, 2021

    By 2050, experts predict that 10 million people will die of antibiotic-resistant infections—surpassing deaths from cancer. Coming out of the pandemic it’s more critical than ever to address this growing…

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    The Climate Crisis, Migration, and Refugees

    Brookings

    Tropical Cyclone Idai struck the southeast coast of Mozambique. The U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees reported that 1.85 million people needed assistance. 146,000 people were internally displaced, and Mozambique scrambled to…

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    Farm States Need to Address Polluted Drinking Water

    Harvest Public Media

    A new analysis of drinking water systems shows communities in five Midwest states have legal but potentially worrying levels of nitrates. The Environmental Working Group (EWG) found nitrate levels in Iowa, Illinois, Kansas,…

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    Trans Kids in the US Were Seeking Treatment Decades Before Today’s Political Battles Over Access to Health Care

    The Conversation Jun 2, 2021

    In 1942, a 17-year-old transgender girl named Lane visited a doctor in her Missouri hometown with her parents. Lane had known that she was a girl from a very young…

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    Understanding the Scope of Barriers to Reproductive Rights Globally

    UN Foundation

    When we talk about reproductive health and rights, we often talk about access to contraception. Indeed, access to and information about contraception is a foundation of realizing reproductive health and…

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    Inequities in Proximity to Urban Green Space

    Grist Jun 1, 2021

    For the first time in its history, a national ranking of urban green space in America is not only looking at the number and quality of parks within the country’s…

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    Opioid Prescriptions Are Even More Dangerous Than We Thought

    Futurity May 31, 2021

    Overdose rates were two-and-a-half times higher among patients who filled a prescription for an opioid medication after a dental procedure, compared with those who didn’t, according to a new study.…

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    The EPA Isn’t Doing Enough to Protect People in Harm’s Way

    Futurity

    Many hazardous chemicals that cause health issues are still in use in industrial, commercial, and private settings, despite well-documented harms. As the federal government implements the 2016 Frank Lautenberg Chemical…

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