Revitalize Public Health
We must build political will to transform our hobbled system to address today’s health threats.
>A new office aims to break down structural racism and inequities at the School and beyond.
>Housing relocation programs aim to address health inequities linked to decades of discrimination.
>Four things we’ve learned since the beginning of the pandemic—and one we expected but failed to get right.
>Strategies for better trial design could streamline and accelerate testing of new treatments.
>Deep-seated structural and systemic racism aren’t just obstacles to addressing Black women’s health issues—they are the health issue.
>Racism’s Weathering Effect on Black Men
Multiple factors including socioeconomic status and access to health care have combined to erode Black men’s health.
>Black Americans are more likely to live near pollution sources that set off a dangerous cascade of health problems.
>New collaborations will more than double the number of safe water access points.
>Blacks are more likely than whites to suffer from the most advanced stage of the illness.
>Lab-grown organoids show how SARS-CoV-2 infects brain cells.
>Transportation Inequities Keep Opportunities Out of Reach
Barriers to mobility have contributed to long-standing structural racism.
>Data on systemic inequities reveal the barriers that lead to harder, shorter lives
>Isolation Without Vaccination: At War with a Virus
>Reassessment and Resilience: How COVID-19 Will Change Us
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