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Two Hundred Thousand and (Not) Counting
The U.S. failure to collect social and community data hampers efforts to control COVID-19 and to address health inequity
In Thailand, Noncitizen Health Matters
National progress on migrant health is expansive, effective, and has helped Thailand avoid the worst of the coronavirus
Data for Contraceptive Security Decision-Making
Newly launched interactive visualization tool will help measure and track access to contraceptives and guide programs
Children of Immigrants and Their Mental Health Needs
We should create more comprehensive, accessible, and culturally sensitive initiatives for U.S. children of immigrants
Condoms, Cookstoves, Seatbelts, and Face Masks
Forget all the self-righteous, public judgement—let's find better ways to cajole people into wearing face masks
The Ripple Effect of U.S. Immigration Policies During COVID-19
Self-inflicted problems of unsafe detentions and deportations of people with coronavirus impede effective U.S. responses
White Supremacy in Global Health
A Juneteenth pledge to continue the ever-changing march toward anti-racism, ending oppression, and achieving justice
Commercial Determinants of Health in COVID-19
Often part of the problem in pandemics, private sector businesses can be part of the solution as well and protect people
We Need a Pro-Poor and Pro-Black Response to COVID-19
Concentrate testing in poor Black and Latinx neighborhoods now and plan for an equitable distribution of future vaccines
The Color and Gender of COVID: Essential Workers, Not Disposable People
Women of color sit at the intersection of race and gender disparities—they should be at the center of policy solutions
Silenced Voices in Global Health
The field has come a long way from its colonial past, but global health still falls short of being diverse and inclusive
Dual Pandemics: Coronavirus and Gender-Based Violence
With violence doubling in some places, women bear the brunt of COVID-19—lessons from Rwanda for a post-pandemic world
Don’t Discriminate Against Those Who Remain Uninfected
Could barring people who were never sick from returning to work and school perversely incentivize getting COVID-19?
Coronavirus in Ecuador
Pandemic highlights need for a future broad, multidisciplinary, independent commission to inform science-based decisions