Population and Public Health

Trump's Deportation Policies Disrupt Immigrant Healthcare
Public Policy Trump's Deportation Policies Disrupt Immigrant Healthcare

The landscape of immigrant life in the United States has undergone a seismic shift under President Donald Trump's second administration, with deportation policies casting a long shadow over communities nationwide. Reports of heightened fear and anxiety among immigrants—whether undocumented, h

FDA Approves Bayer's Hyrnuo to Rival Hernexeos in NSCLC
Public Policy FDA Approves Bayer's Hyrnuo to Rival Hernexeos in NSCLC

Introduction to a Shifting Landscape in Lung Cancer Treatment In the realm of oncology, non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) remains a formidable challenge, accounting for a significant portion of cancer diagnoses worldwide, and within this broad category, a small but critical subset—HER2-mutant N

How Can Legal Aid Transform Child Health in Upstate SC?
Public Policy How Can Legal Aid Transform Child Health in Upstate SC?

Addressing a Critical Need in Child Health In Upstate South Carolina, particularly in Spartanburg, Union, and Cherokee counties, a staggering number of children face health challenges rooted not just in medical conditions but also in the harsh realities of their environment. Social determinants

Can Medicare Advantage Reform Protect Seniors and Funds?
Public Policy Can Medicare Advantage Reform Protect Seniors and Funds?

Understanding Medicare Advantage and Traditional Medicare: An Overview The Medicare system, a cornerstone of healthcare for millions of American seniors, stands at a critical juncture as enrollment in Medicare Advantage (MA) plans continues to surge, reshaping how older adults access care. With

How Will New Public Charge Rules Impact Immigrant Families?
Public Policy How Will New Public Charge Rules Impact Immigrant Families?

Overview of a Shifting Landscape In 2025, the landscape of U.S. immigration policy stands at a critical juncture, with proposed changes to public charge rules under the Trump administration sparking intense debate across communities and industries. A staggering statistic from the 2025 KFF/New York

Social Media Predicts Disease Outbreaks with New Model
Care Social Media Predicts Disease Outbreaks with New Model

In an era where digital platforms can amplify misinformation faster than any virus, a pioneering study from the University of Waterloo presents a transformative way to anticipate infectious disease outbreaks before they escalate into full-blown crises, reshaping how we approach public health. Led

Loading

Subscribe to our weekly news digest

Keep up to date with the latest news and events

Paperplanes Paperplanes Paperplanes
Invalid Email Address
Thanks for Subscribing!
We'll be sending you our best soon!
Something went wrong, please try again later