Written by Emily Woods Since August, the Georgia communities of Smyrna and Covington have been thrown into confusion and outrage by a threat to their health. The threat is not a new one, but residents were unaware of its danger […]
Written by Jessica Rodgers On September 25th, The Georgia Department of Public Health announced the state’s first death attributed to a vaping-linked illness. A man over the age of 35 who frequently used a nicotine vaping device had recently been […]
This month’s links focus on the state of insurance coverage and access in Georgia. The Census Bureau released data this month showing that overall in the US, the number of people without health insurance rose in 2018. Georgia was one […]
This month’s link round-up provides a glimpse into some of the historical factors that have made health care difficult for certain groups to access. From the New York Times: Why doesn’t the United States have universal health care? The answer […]
By: Alyssa Greenhouse 7/29/19 Gilroy, CA 3 dead, 16 injured 8/3/19 El Paso, TX 20 dead, 26 injured 8/4/19 Dayton, Ohio 9 dead, 27 injured This country is no stranger to gun violence. If you turn on the news, there […]
This month’s Link Round-up includes several articles about the initial progress made on the Patients First Act. This Act was passed by the GA legislature this spring as an effort to explore options to expand health insurance coverage using “waivers” […]
NPR Shots published an interview this week with Dr. Nadine Burke Harris about her research on ACEs. The article includes an interactive ACEs quiz. If you want to learn more about how you can get involved with addressing ACEs and […]
