Many Chicago Public School students are facing a major public health issue: exposure to violence that has left them traumatized — violence in their
Lorraine Cordova Receives Jeanne Gauna Social Justice Spirit Award
Lorraine Cordova was honored as one of 10 Jeanne Gauna Social Justice Spirit Awardees by the Southwest Organizing Project.
Trump Administration Moves To Penalize Immigrants For Using Government Benefits
Omolara Uwemedimo and her staff make a point of asking patients upfront if they qualify for benefits — including food stamps, or subsidized health
Five Ways To Improve Health Care for Immigrants
"Caring for any population requires much more than focusing on a person's disease. For immigrants, social isolation, difficult household situations,
Joyce Javier Honored as one of World’s Most Influential Filipinas
The Filipina Women's Network (FWN) has named Joyce Javier, MD, MPH, MS, one of the world's 100 Most Influential Filipina Women. The annual Global
Prescription Drugs May Be Contributing to Depression
Dima Qato's new study reports over one-third of Americans take prescription drugs that list depression as a potential side effect. The users of such
Halting Violence in the Heartland
Perhaps clashing with a typical view of America's Heartland, many homicides in Omaha – Nebraska's largest city – are the result of gang activity, says
Rebecca Trotzky Piloting Program to Treat Opioid Use Disorder in ER
As County USC's medical director of urgent care, Dr. Rebecca Trotzky's program aims to intervene in the cycle of addiction through an innovative
Charles Moore Receives Thomas Jefferson Award for Community Health Service
The Thomas Jefferson Award honors a member of the Emory faculty or staff who has significantly enriched the intellectual and civic life of the Emory
