This webinar will explore public and private sector efforts to improve health outcomes by addressing social determinants of health.
This Research Insights highlights a study that found significant racial bias in an algorithm used to guide health care decisions, with implications that extend throughout and beyond the health care industry.
From childhood to advanced age, LGBT people face health disparities like higher risk of suicide and social isolation and higher rates of tobacco use.
This webinar explored how leaders are leveraging the unique strengths of rural communities to develop and implement promising solutions.
Studies estimate that social determinants of health influence 50% of health outcomes, yet many communities are reporting unmet social needs like food insecurity or concerns about community safety.
During this webinar, journalists shared how they investigated environmental health risks in their local schools and neighborhoods, uncovering how children were being poisoned by lead, asbestos and other toxins.
CDC data regarding pregnancy-related deaths from 2007 to 2016 show that disparities in maternal mortality rates persist over time and across age groups.
As urbanization increases, an older, sicker and poorer population remains in rural America. Despite the health care challenges posed by these changes, promising initiatives can improve rural health.
