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The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs
Tuesday, December 1, 2020
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TODAY ON THE BLOG
DISPARITIES
By Nathan T. Chomilo
Policy is being developed quickly in the time of COVID-19. Given preexisting racial inequities made worse by the pandemic, it is critical to assess the racial equity impact of research and policy making from the start. Read More >>
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IN THE JOURNAL
NARRATIVE MATTERS: HEALTH EQUITY
This, Too, Is What Racism Feels Like
By Brooke A. Cunningham
After George Floyd’s killing, a physician reflects on how the health effects of racism become embodied for her and other Black Americans. Read More >>
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New podcast!
Listen to Brooke Cunningham, general internist and assistant professor at the University of Minnesota, read her Narrative Matters essay and discuss what she hopes listeners and readers take from her writing.
Listen here.
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A CLOSER LOOK— Health Care Preparedness
Emergencies happen without warning, and the scale of those emergencies is unpredictable. The best way to prepare is to ensure that emergency preparedness funds are sufficient. Read more.
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