Wi! Si! Yes! We Can Provide More Equitable Care When Interpretation is Required
Imagine you’re a primary care provider at our clinic in Malden, Massachusetts. A patient quickly rattles off a list of[...]
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Imagine you’re a primary care provider at our clinic in Malden, Massachusetts. A patient quickly rattles off a list of[...]
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Southwest Detroit is currently battling some of the worst air pollution in the country. In this area, where senior[...]
Read MoreBy: Ketura’h Edwards-Robinson, MSN
Few human experiences match the intensity of stress, pain, exertion, and emotional turmoil as labor. The mortality risk[...]
Read MoreBy: Ayah Hamdan, BS
Refugee, asylum-seeking, and migrant women often experience adverse reproductive health outcomes, and 60% of the[...]
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For medical and public health practitioners working on the COVID-19 response, infectious disease is what we see all day[...]
Read MoreBy: Karen Patricia Williams, PhD, and Johnnie (Chip) Allen, MPH
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and instances of racism against Black individuals have resulted in dangerous health[...]
Read MoreBy: Simone Wildes, MD, FACP, FIDSA
I remember getting this phone call from a friend and feeling helpless:
I want my grandmother who lives in Boston to get[...]
Read MoreBy: Anusha Singh, BS
While assisting patients in the Emergency Department (ED) one morning, I met a patient I’ll refer to as Mary. When I[...]
Read MoreBy: Suad Joseph, PhD, Osama Tanous, MD, Nadine Hosny, MSc, and Patrick Marius Koga, MD, MPH, FRSPH
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and trauma needs in the Arab region
Read MoreBy: Kaitlyn Akel, BA, BS, MPH
A little thought exercise
Think of the simplest pieces of health information that we know, rely upon, and understand in[...]
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