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The Latest Research, Commentary, And News From Health Affairs
Wednesday, September 22, 2021
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A new paper released ahead of print today focuses on associations
between firearm bans and reductions in pregnancy-associated homicide.
Firearm Bans Reduce Pregnancy-Associated Homicide
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In a paper released today ahead of the October issue, Perinatal Mental
Health & More, Maeve Wallace and colleagues investigated the association
between domestic violence-related firearm possession bans and
relinquishment laws and reductions in pregnancy-associated homicide
.
"States that had both prohibited firearm possession and required
firearm relinquishment by people convicted of a domestic
violence-related misdemeanor experienced 3.74 fewer deaths per 100,000
live births than would have been expected in the absence of either
law," the authors found.
Today on Health Affairs Blog, Molly Coye argues that the health care
industry has a unique chance to make systemic changes
that will bring quality, accessible mental health care to those most at
risk and most underserved.
Christopher Morten and coauthors argue that President Biden should share
the COVID-19 vaccine recipe
with the World Health Organization-which has asked for it-and with
vaccine manufacturers with whom the Department of Health and Human
Services chooses to partner.
Elevating Voices: Hispanic Heritage Month: In an episode of A Health
Podyssey podcast earlier this year, Jorge Rodriguez discussed the
telehealth digital divide for patients with limited English proficiency
and how technology equity feeds into health equity initiatives. Listen
here
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Firearm Relinquishment Laws Associated With Substantial Reduction In
Homicide Of Pregnant And Postpartum Women
Maeve E. Wallace et al.
To Address Mental Health Care Inequities, Look Beyond Community-Based
Programs
Molly Coye
President Biden Already Has The COVID Vaccine Recipe. He Should Share
It.
Christopher Morten et al.
Podcast: Examining The Telehealth Digital Divide For Patients With
Limited English Proficiency
Alan Weil and Jorge A. Rodriguez
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Upcoming events include:
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* October 8: Perinatal Mental Health
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