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It’s Time to Make Masks Mandatory in Boston

May 1, 2020April 30, 2020 COVID-19, public health

BY ALEX KHOURY   A hand-written sign on the front door of Bell’s Market, a small South Boston grocer, asks

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Coronavirus is not just a Global Crisis – it’s also a Women’s Issue

April 3, 2020April 3, 2020 coronavirus, COVID-19, gender, public health

BY JOANNA BELL The conversation about coronavirus covers the impact on the economy and healthcare system. What is absent from

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Public Charge: A Threat to Public Health and the American Dream

October 29, 2019October 7, 2019 immigrants, public charge, public health

BY NUSHEEN AMEEDNUDIN   For over a century, the Statue of Liberty stood as a powerful symbol of the United

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When Trauma-Informed Pedagogy Is Not Enough: The Need for Increased School-Based Mental Health Services in Public Schools

October 8, 2019October 8, 2019 education, poverty, public health

BY PRACHI NAIK   “Where I live, people don’t call the police.” There’s a palpable stillness in the room. Thirty-five

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Dear Opioid Czar, Start Here. Sincerely, Physicians.

December 26, 2017January 14, 2018 opioid, public health

BY DR. ALISTER MARTIN The knocks came in three shrill taps on the screen door to her apartment in Everett,

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Designing Opioid Strategies in Rhode Island

August 31, 2017January 31, 2018 addiction, drugs, Dukakis, Involuntary Commitment, Opioids, public health, Rhode Island

BY MAGGIE SALINGER The morning seemed like any other in the Rhode Island State House until my team received a

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Let’s Change the Way We Talk About Climate Change: It’s a Public Health Issue

July 26, 2017 air pollution, China, climate change, environment, environmental policy, public awareness, public health, US

BY JEAN-BAPTISTE LE MAROIS Most climate change awareness campaigns feature stranded polar bears on drifting ice sheets, or sea levels

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