Public Health Archives

Data and Door Knocking: One City’s Push for Racial Equity in Vaccines

What Chicago can teach the rest of the country about distributing vaccines more equitably.

Preeti Malani on data showing an increase in ED visit rates for mental health, overdose and violence during the pandemic.

The U.S. health care system has a lot of problems. Fixing even a few small ones could add up to big savings.

What one doctor has learned after a year of fighting the virus.

We explore Becerra’s health policy record, what drives his views and what he could do about the country’s health care consolidation problem.

Karen Joynt Maddox on research showing how critical it is for the U.S. to have a swift distribution of COVID-19 vaccines.

Why are so many nursing home workers hesitant to get vaccinated, and what can be done to turn those numbers around?

Brooke Nichols on research comparing the most effective non-pharmaceutical interventions to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

We look back on some of the best health policy podcast episodes of the year with help from a few of our podcast host friends.

Andrew Goodman-Bacon examines research on the effectiveness of self-reported workplace COVID screenings.