Highlights
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Many Americans are regularly exposed to both indoor and outdoor allergens that could result in an asthma flare-up. But a closer look at where asthma is most prevalent and symptoms are most severe reveals disparities rooted in socio-economic inequity.
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When it comes to finding the best health information available, getting a blood pressure check or even finding a safe, cool place to spend an afternoon during a heat advisory, many people do not turn to their doctor or health department. In the U.S., they
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Loneliness is prevalent among people living in public senior housing, although such settings may be well suited to reduce loneliness among residents.
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Racist violence committed in the past has health implications today, new research finds. Southern U.S. counties with records of lynchings now have higher mortality rates.
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As climate change continues to threaten health on a global scale, heat wave deaths are projected to sharply increase over the next several decades.
Check out more public health news in this month's full issue.
Next issue: The November/December combined 2018 issue will be live Oct. 29.
Series: Read articles in our series on social determinants of health and share our infographics.
