Environment The Environment of Social Justice There’s a significantly higher concentration of environmental hazards and degradation in black communities, but no leaders to work toward solutions. Rubin Patterson
Economics A Great Migration Can Be Hazardous to Your Health While migration leads to greater wealth, the destination may shorten your life. Jim Russell
Social Justice When Good Health Insurance Doesn’t Do You Any Good The most unusual thing about Rabbi Ben-Tzion Welton's struggle with unanticipated medical expenses may be that he's so far avoided bankruptcy. Gary Cohn
Social Justice Poison Pill How the American opiate epidemic was started by one pharmaceutical company. Mike Mariani
Social Justice Black Diseases Matter Too Could the brutality of slavery still have an effect on the health of African Americans, who continue to live shorter lives, on average, than whites? Avery August
Social Justice You Probably Have Herpes, so Stop Laughing About It The heavy stigmatization of herpes only contributes to increases in disease transmission and hinders public health prevention efforts. Melinda Pettigrew
Social Justice Think Alcohol’s Good for You? Not So Fast, Researchers Say It turns out the benefits of light to moderate drinking might have been exaggerated. Nathan Collins
Social Justice The Current Flu Vaccine Isn’t Very Effective, but You Should Get It Anyway It’s better to be safe than sorry, and there’s nothing about the flu vaccine that’s dangerous. Cynthia Leifer
Social Justice Why Precision Medicine Will Not Create a Medical Revolution Medicine, with few exceptions, grows by evolution, not revolution. And geneticists working on complex diseases have a long, difficult road ahead. Michael White