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Friday, July 23, 2021

Dear John,

In the July issue, researchers examine how sanctuary policies enacted in
the US influence immigrant health.

Sanctuary Policies And Immigrant Health

For a study in the July thematic issue, Robin Ortiz and coauthors
assessed the role of sanctuary policies
as
sociopolitical determinants of health.

While much of the policy language focused on policing and immigration
enforcement, the authors found a correlation between supportive
sanctuary policy content and "language explicitly intended to promote
immigrants' health and well-being."

Overall, the findings indicated that not all sanctuary policies were
created equal. Antidiscrimination and inclusion language, the authors
found, may confer increased or more direct benefits to health than
policy text focused on policing and governing.

Today on Health Affairs Blog, Francois Fressin and colleagues from CVS
Health discuss why their vaccine coverage algorithm fell short

for Black, Hispanic, and Indigenous populations.

Listen to our latest podcasts .
On today's episode of This Week, Senior Editors Leslie Erdelack and
Jessica Bylander discuss insights from Health Affairs' July 2021 theme
issue

on borders, immigrants, and health.

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A Content Analysis Of US Sanctuary Immigration Policies: Implications
For Research In Social Determinants Of Health

Robin Ortiz et al.

How We Achieved More Equitable Vaccine Distribution: Social
Vulnerability Analytics Are Necessary, But Not Sufficient

Francois Fressin et al.

Podcast: Behind the Pages: July 2021 Issue on Borders, Immigrants &
Health

Leslie Erdelack and Jessica Bylander

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Behind the Pages: July 2021 Issue on Borders, Immigrants & Health

Health Affairs'  Senior Editors Leslie Erdelack and Jessica Bylander
discuss the publication process and research insights from Health
Affairs' July 2021 theme issue on borders, immigrants, and health.

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