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Measured by rates of violent death, the most dangerous counties in the United States have rates that are more than…

Pittsburgh’s dominant health system closed a hospital in the economically depressed town of Braddock four years ago and soon after…

It’s hard to think clearly about Health Policy if you ignore the social determinants of health, that is, how each…

People with low socioeconomic status are more likely to act in ways that harm their health compared with those higher…

News outlets duly noted the recent study showing that injuries and violence kill more young people in the U.S. than…

Hospitals in the U.S. have been abandoning inner cities for years. By 2010, the number of urban hospitals still operating…

KBIA Mid-Missouri Public Radio listeners were recently offered an insightful report on the problems poor adults in the state have…

When online commenters get nasty, it’s tempting to just write them off as trolls. But is it possible that sometimes…

Health Equity Resources is an impressively thorough roundup of the latest news, research, and events related to health disparities and…
