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Incarceration is a risk factor for overdose—but also offers a critical opportunity to save lives with evidence-based treatment.

With a background in injury epidemiology and policy research, she is a proven leader in advancing health equity and policy change that promote safe and healthy environments.

Respect for community and elders, along with tribal sovereignty, fueled the vaccination effort.

A new report from CommuniVax provides recommendations to better serve groups with persistently low vaccine coverage.

For Vice Dean Keshia Pollack Porter, Juneteenth is a time to make space for restorative rest of the mind and body.

Most of us must have seen the horrific scenes from India that have followed the severe second wave of COVID-19. India’s neighbor, Nepal, is now going through a similar, if not worse, humanitarian crisis due to COVID-19.

The health threats facing Native communities call for culturally grounded solutions.

Bonnielin Swenor gives an update on the continued gaps in accessibility for people with disabilities during the pandemic.

Use of vouchers and coupons offered by pharmaceutical companies to defray patients’ out-of-pocket drug costs is concentrated among a small number of drugs.

A study co-authored by Bloomberg School researchers found telehealth consults among privately insured working-age patients accounted for almost 24 percent of outpatient consults with health care providers during the early phase of the pandemic.

A Dreamer’s Journey

True recovery from the pandemic will require mending broken systems and innovation to address generations-old inequity.

Here are five researchers working to improve Black mental health on a variety of fronts.

We must apply our knowledge to the health problems in front of us.