Behind the Wall I Escape
Behind the wall of unemployment, I escape. I have a right to work. I have a Law Degree and a Life Coaching Certificate.[...]
Read MoreBy: Deborah Oniah
Behind the wall of unemployment, I escape. I have a right to work. I have a Law Degree and a Life Coaching Certificate.[...]
Read MoreBy: Annekathryn Goodman, MD, MPH, Kristen Giambusso, MPH, Lindsey Martin, NP, Mary Sebert RN, MPH, and Lynn Black, MD, MPH
Matamoros, Mexico: The living conditions of displaced migrants
Poverty, violence, natural disasters, and political[...]
Read MoreBy: Randy Capps, PhD
With rates of COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, and deaths falling dramatically from peaks in January, the United[...]
Read MoreBy: Eva Millona, JD, MA
Recently, the Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition (MIRA) was a proud sponsor of the New England[...]
Read MoreBy: Siwaar Abouhala
Basic epidemiological terminology has steadily crept into everyday jargon as the COVID-19 pandemic has been raging[...]
Read MoreBy: Cynthia Pompa, BA
There are numerous barriers immigrants face when trying to access medical care in the United States. Unfortunately, the[...]
Read MoreBy: Himali Bhatt, MD, MA and Katherine R. Peeler, MD
In times of crisis, the most vulnerable populations are often the ones most affected. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic,[...]
Read MoreBy: Jeremy Stricsek, MD
A while back I was invited to attend a panel discussion on primary care at an area medical school. For 45 minutes the[...]
Read MoreBy: Alberto González, MPP
COVID-19 has exacerbated long-standing health disparities that continue to affect Latino families, and further, the[...]
Read MoreBy: Jim Recht, MD and Jon Wesley Boyd, MD, PhD
Three months ago, the novel coronavirus arrived in the Boston area. It struck first in wealthy communities of[...]
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